Climate Change and Community Environmental Conflicts: Are They Correlated?

Romsan, Achmad; Ali, F.; Idris, Akhmad; Nugraha, Adrian; Nurhidayatuloh, Nurhidayatuloh; Isa, Suzanna Mohamed

doi:10.28946/slrev.vol1.iss1.9.pp067-079

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“…Sutamihardja stated that sustainable development targets include efforts to realize some situation occurs, i.e. : 22 21 Achmad Romsan, et.al, 2017 1. Equity of intergeneration equity benefit which means that the utilization of natural resources for the growth needs to consider reasonable limits in ecosystem or environmental systems control and directed to replaceable natural resources and emphasize as low as possible the exploitation of unreplaceable resources nature.…”

Section: Coal Mining In Order To Realize Sustainable Developmentmentioning

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The Political Law on Coal Mining in the Fulfilment of People's Welfare in Indonesia

Irsan

Utama²

2019

Sriwijaya Law Rev.

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The main issue of this research is how the political law on coal mining to manifest the people's prosperity in Indonesia based on the sustainable development principle. Using normative research with interdisciplinary research approaches such as law and sociological approach, it gains some results: firstly, in the legal issue, Indonesian government should comply with the Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution, as an economic system aimed in realizing people's sovereignty in the economic field. Secondly, some regulations related to coal mining still have some loopholes. As a result, it needs evaluation in the field of legal structure to enforce the rule of law based on the communities’ existing values as the reflection of Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution. Thirdly, the control of the state in the coal utilization and a new balancing in national policy management based on the sustainable development are necessary where the objectives of coal exploitations in mining are not only to pursue economic gain but also to have equal responsibilities to the social and the environment

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Section: Coal Mining In Order To Realize Sustainable Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Political Law on Coal Mining in the Fulfilment of People's Welfare in Indonesia

Irsan

Utama²

2019

Sriwijaya Law Rev.

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“…In addition, Law No. 32 of 2009 focuses on the obligation of corporations to provide reliable and valid information regarding environmental protection and management [10]. In particular, to reduce activities that are not environmentally friendly, companies are required to comply with quality standards and environmental criteria.…”

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Empirical Examination of Green Industry Strategy through ISO-14001 on Firm Value: Mediating Roles of Profitability and Leverage

Helmina¹,

Sutomo²,

Respati³

2022

IJSDP

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The research aims to analyze the effect of green industry strategy on firm value by leverage and profitability as a moderating variable. Green strategies are widely seen as being able to direct industries and corporations to increase productivity and competitiveness. In addition, this strategy can help the industry promote economic value. In this study, an empirical examination of the green strategy is assessed from the implementation of ISO-14001 as an important consideration in interpreting green practice in industry. Specifically, the variables used to measure it are using eco-efficiency proxies as independent variables with a dummy with ISO-14001, the dependent variable of firm value with Tobin-Q, and using moderating variables of leverage and profitability with Return on Assets (ROA). Using the purposive sampling method on 74 companies and 222 samples listed on the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) in 2016-2018, the research results underline the important role of eco-efficiency in promoting firm value. This shows that the implementation and proactiveness of management in the green industry through ISO-14001 is an important consideration for investors and stakeholders and ensures the sustainability of the company in the long term. Practically, recommendations need to be made regarding the role of corporations and sectoral industries in dealing with issues of sustainability, environmental pollution, environmental degradation, and deforestation. This paper proposes an empirical innovation in examining how the adoption of environmental standards by companies can be useful for increasing manufacturing company profitability. This study has limitations on the object of research which only examines the manufacturing industry. Therefore, further studies are expected to investigate the role ISO-14001 in other industries with high environmental risks.

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Alternative Dispute Resolution in Marine Pollution: Advancing Ecological Justice through the Polluter Pays Principle

Triana,

Turistiati,

Monk

2024

volksgeist

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This study seeks to elucidate the challenges associated with compensation in marine pollution disputes through the lens of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) model. Governed by UUPPLH Number 32 of 2009, polluters are mandated to provide compensation for both affected parties and environmental restoration. However, the implementation of the ADR model in practice has seen polluters compensating only the affected communities, notably fishermen. This research endeavors to develop an ADR legal framework that encapsulates ecological justice, ensuring fairness for both society and the environment. The methodology employed in this study is non-doctrinal legal research, which involves analyzing legal phenomena within their social and cultural context. Findings from this research indicate that pollution disputes in the waters in Cilacap were resolved using the ADR model, with a disproportionate focus on compensating fishing communities. This results in environmental damage due to minimal environmental ADR legal framework grounded in the Polluter Pays principle. Such a framework should encompass legal provisions for environmental prevention, mitigation, and restoration. From a structural perspective, it is imperative to foster integration and connectivity between the community and ministries responsible for addressing marine environmental pollution, to facilitate effective environmental mitigation and restoration efforts. Additionally, in the realm of legal culture, there is a crucial need to cultivate legal awareness among the public regarding environmental conservation and management. This awareness should permeate all levels of society, including business entities, legislative bodies, the government, and law enforcement agencies. A robust legal system is essential for making ADR an equitable mechanism for resolving disputes, benefiting both victims of pollution and the environment.

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Climate Change and Community Environmental Conflicts: Are They Correlated?

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

The Political Law on Coal Mining in the Fulfilment of People's Welfare in Indonesia

The Political Law on Coal Mining in the Fulfilment of People's Welfare in Indonesia

Empirical Examination of Green Industry Strategy through ISO-14001 on Firm Value: Mediating Roles of Profitability and Leverage

Alternative Dispute Resolution in Marine Pollution: Advancing Ecological Justice through the Polluter Pays Principle

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