Analysis of Water Well Quality Drilling Around Waste Disposal Site in Makassar City Indonesia

Maru, Rosmini; Baharuddin, Ichsan Invanni; Badwi, Nasiah; Nyompa, Sukri; Sudarso,

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/954/1/012025

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“…The state of emergency and semi-permanent houses will be directly affected by high temperatures, even droughts [20]; [21], leading to the inconvenience of fishermen's life, even against the progression of the disease as dengue fever disease [22]. The situation will then affect the physical, biological, and chemical water supply [25]. One of the efforts that can be done in handling clean water is to keep the forest area and its surroundings [26].…”

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Mapping of Poverty Characteristics, based on the quality of Fisherman’s House, Bajo Tribe, South Halmahera, Indonesia

Maru

Umar

Nyompa

et al. 2018

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Mapping of Poverty Characteristics, based on the quality of Fisherman’s House, Bajo Tribe, South Halmahera, Indonesia

Maru

Umar

Nyompa

et al. 2018

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Even some other major cities have experienced similar things, as the study in Jakarta by Maru and Ahmad, that the average temperature during the day is 33.32°C [22]. Furthermore, the icreasing of temperatur had causing the change of rainfall pattern [23]; [24], increasing of flooding hazard [25], the decreasing of wáter quality [26]; [27], long dry season [28], and the raising of tropica disease, such as dangue fever disease [29]. So, the bussiness management based on environtment living is important untill these activity cannot cause the environtment pollution.…”

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Geography study of furniture industry business in Makassar city, Indonesia

Nyompa

Maru

Leo

et al. 2018

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Furniture industry is one of the small industrial sector that continues to grow in Indonesia. The need for products from furniture industry continues to increase because this industry sector provides interior design and artistic value that can provide comfort for residents so that it can support various activities. to know the factors that support and hamper the management of furniture industry, marketing distribution of furniture industry, and strategy to improve business of furniture industry in Makassar City, data retrieval technique is done by observation, interview and documentation. The result of the research shows that: 1) Factors supporting the furniture business include: location, affordability of raw materials, the presence of skilled labor, the technology used, the amount of production and the availability of adequate facilities and infrastructure in the marketing of production. The inhibiting factor is the amount of capital; 2) Marketing of furniture production can be done through direct order to industrial location, through store that is occupied to sell furniture and delivered in accordance with orders requested by consumers either from the city of Makassar or to the surrounding districts such as Palopo, Bulukumba, Bantaeng, Gowa, Takalar, Soppeng and Maros, to other provincial capitals such as Mamuju, Palu, Manado and Kendari. 3) The amount of income of business owner from furniture industry belongs to high income level. The results show that this furniture industry has good prospects because of good raw materials, skills, and marketing. Therefore, these efforts need to be developed in order to increase the income of the community.

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“…Toxic metal poisoning in drinking water poses a health concern to people and has been linked to a variety of chronic health problems, including cancer, infertility, and organ damage (Emokpae and Oyakhire 2020). The water of poor quality can cause bone loss, tooth corrosion, anaemia, and kidney disease due to the presence of very toxic heavy metal metals and their accumulation in the kidneys (Maru et al,2018). Chromium (Cr) ingestion below 0.1 mg/L may provide some health benefits, but excessive Chromium consumption might result in diarrhoea, stomach and intestinal bleeding, cramping, and liver and kidney damage.…”

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The Impacts on Consumer Health from Dug Well Contamination - A Crucial Drinking Water Source

Thaniem¹,

Prakash²,

Muniyandi³

2022

IJRASET

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Main objective of this review is to analyse potential sources of pollution, constituents, consumer health risks related to contaminated drinking water, and remediation strategies. Dug wells with poorly protected well mouth-covering or unlined wells are more susceptible to biological and chemical contamination. Physical irregularities in the lining and covering of the well act as a door to the entry of pollutants into the well. Residential, municipal, commercial, industrial, and agricultural activities can have an impact on ground water quality. Agriculture is one of the most common human activities that have an impact on both surface and groundwater. Water resource quality is determined by geological characteristics such as soil kinds, topography slope, plant roots, water dissolution with minerals/soils, and the radioactive decay of elements. Septic tanks, pit latrines, and sewer systems are the main source of faecal contamination in the groundwater system. Pesticides, fertilisers, and livestock dung frequently introduce heavy metals into aquifers, posing a direct hazard to human health. Waterborne diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, syphilis, and typhoid have been linked to a lack of adequate water. Drinking water containing various anions and heavy metals, such as Cd, Cr, Co, Hg, Ni, Pb, Zn, and others, has a substantial negative impact on human health. Drinking water treatment removes impurities from the source water, making it safe to drink. The long-term goal of decontamination is to detect and remove hazardous compounds from water cost-effectively and reliably.

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Analysis of Water Well Quality Drilling Around Waste Disposal Site in Makassar City Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Mapping of Poverty Characteristics, based on the quality of Fisherman’s House, Bajo Tribe, South Halmahera, Indonesia

Mapping of Poverty Characteristics, based on the quality of Fisherman’s House, Bajo Tribe, South Halmahera, Indonesia

Geography study of furniture industry business in Makassar city, Indonesia

The Impacts on Consumer Health from Dug Well Contamination - A Crucial Drinking Water Source

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