The translation of the given text from Bahasa to English while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "Report from the Bedfordshire & Luton Geology Group reveals that the Lower Greensand Formation crosses the southern region of England, preserving traces of the story of the sudden rise of sea level. For the past 40 million years, England has been a dry land after the end of the Jurassic period. Erosion caused by wind and water has eroded a significant amount of older rock layers."

"Then the sea level rose rapidly due to the most significant global warming ever to occur on Earth," said the group. "At that time, a pine tree was carried by the sea current, traveling miles southeast, and eventually sinking into the sediment layer that now forms the Isle of Wight," Jacobs added.