Alternatif Penyelesaian Sengketa Pertambangan (Studi di Kabupaten Lumajang Provinsi Jawa Timur)

Safa’at, Rachmad; Qurbani, Indah Dwi

doi:10.31078/jk1417

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“…Hanya saja, kegiatan itu membawa degradasi lingkungan, dan meningkatkan potensi konflik antarkelompok dalam masyarakat. Potensi konflik sosil dan dampak buruk lingkungan dari kegiatan pertambangan juga ditunjukkan dalam studi Safa'at dan Qurban (Safa'at dan Qurbani, 2017). Dalam konteks masyarakat yang menjadi pelaku kegiatan penambangan terjadi perubahan-perubahan dalam pola interaksi dan perubahan budaya.…”

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Tambang dan Masyarakat: Dampak Ekonomi dan Kesehatan Dumping Tailing bagi Masyarakat Pesisir Lingkar Tambang

Aziz

Pudjantoro

Rusdianto

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The gold mining company PTAMNT, which operates in West Sumbawa, discharges its mine waste into the middle of the sea using the deep sea tailing placement (DSTP) method. For local people, the presence of foreign goods is seen as dangerous for their economic life and health. The toxins in it can contaminate sea water and fish. Even though their life depends a lot on the sea. Therefore, society rejects its existence. This study questions the level of acceptance of the local community as well as the economic and health impacts of tailings dumping. This study uses a qualitative method, by putting forward case studies. Data collection used the method of observation, in-depth interviews, focused group discussion, and document searches. Initially, the economic life and health of the community were considered to be affected by tailings dumping. However, local people's understanding turned out to be dynamic. When the knowledge and experience of the community increases and is in different contexts, the perspective on tailings (DSTP) changes and can accept it. Their knowledge and experience shows that tailings dumping using the DSTP method does not have any (bad) impacts on both economic life and health. It was understood later that the real big problem for the local community was not tailings dumping and its impacts, but rather the existence of the mining company itself as a whole which was seen as not always giving significant meaning to daily economic and social life.

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Tambang dan Masyarakat: Dampak Ekonomi dan Kesehatan Dumping Tailing bagi Masyarakat Pesisir Lingkar Tambang

Aziz

Pudjantoro

Rusdianto

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“…This region consists of 21 sub-districts with seven sub-districts and 168 villages. When viewed from its geographical location, Lumajang is at coordinates 112°53' -113°23' East Longitude and 7°54' -8°23' South Latitude (Safa'at & Qurbani, 2017).…”

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“…With abundant resources and various kinds of utilization, it can be used as a source of new business that absorbs much labor to increase the local community's income. Sand mining locations in Lumajang Regency are located along the Rejali River, Regoyo River, Mujur River, and Glidig River, which are in Candipuro, Pasirian, Pronojiwo, and Tempursari Districts with an area of approximately 82.50 hectares (Safa'at & Qurbani, 2017).…”

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Analysis of Community Perception on the Impact of Sand Mining in Mujur River and Regoyo River

Sari

Sudarti

2021

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Sand mining is an activity of exploiting natural resources below the surface of the ground that can be carried out underground river flows to extract minerals, namely sand. Sand mining is generally carried out to increase development. This activity has a positive impact on the community. However, if you ignore the environmental impact analysis, it will harm the community, which can cause environmental damage. Therefore, this study aims to analyze public perceptions of the impact of sand mining on the Mujur River and the Regoyo River. The research method used is a survey and data obtained by conducting observations, documentation, and questionnaires. Respondents in this study amounted to 30 people who are the surrounding community. For one month, this research was conducted around the Mujur River and the Regoyo River, Pasirian District, Lumajang Regency, East Java. The data of this study were analyzed using descriptive analysis. This study indicates the high public perception of the impact of sand mining on the Mujur River and Regoyo River, seen from the percentage of the questionnaire calculation, which is divided based on the positive and negative impacts of sand mining on the Mujur River and Regoyo River.

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“…From these contents, Lumajang sand mining is widely used as a basic material for meeting various industrial needs, such as ferrous metals, cement industries, dry ink (toner) as a basis for copiers and laser inks, the main ingredients for cassette tapes, dyes and filter mixtures for paint and become the basic material of the permanent magnet industry. [2] Environmental damage to the coastal area occurs along Lumajang, which is spread across eight sub-districts, there is excessive exploitation of beach sand using excavators. Sand from the southern coast of Lumajang is used to supply building needs throughout East Java Province.…”

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Mining Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of Iron Sand Mining in Lumajang, Indonesia

Qurbani¹

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the First Brawijaya International Conference on Social and Political Sciences, BSPACE, 26-28

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This research is a case study of iron sand mining conflict that occurred in Lumajang. Conflicts of interest and social will always arise in areas that have mining. Therefore, it is important to find conflict resolution which is in line with the locality of mining conflicts. Conversion of agricultural land into mining areas occurs so much that it harms farmers because agricultural land is decreasing. Environmental degradation is very fast. In spatial planning, Lumajang Regency was determined to be a disaster-prone area including floods and tsunamis. On the other hand, Lumajang Regency is also determined as a mining area, especially iron sand. This shows the overlapping of land use plans and spatial planning. Land conflicts must be very vulnerable. Conflict typology mapping is done by grouping them into conflict spaces.

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Alternatif Penyelesaian Sengketa Pertambangan (Studi di Kabupaten Lumajang Provinsi Jawa Timur)

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Tambang dan Masyarakat: Dampak Ekonomi dan Kesehatan Dumping Tailing bagi Masyarakat Pesisir Lingkar Tambang

Tambang dan Masyarakat: Dampak Ekonomi dan Kesehatan Dumping Tailing bagi Masyarakat Pesisir Lingkar Tambang

Analysis of Community Perception on the Impact of Sand Mining in Mujur River and Regoyo River

Mining Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of Iron Sand Mining in Lumajang, Indonesia

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