Environmental Degradation in Indonesia 1969–2016

Robbi, Ilham; Ismail, Munawar; Hoetoro, Arief

doi:10.2991/aebmr.k.200606.061

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“…This study concludes that the Gross Domestic Regional Product and population have a negative effect on environmental quality in 33 provinces in Indonesia. This study support Robbi, Ismail, Hoetoro, & Muhammad (2019) their study showed that per capita income, trade openness, energy consumption, and population impact on environmental degradation (CO2 emission) in Indonesia. The economic growth (GDRP) and population growth trigger the increasing of energy consumption.…”

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Gross Domestic Regional Product, Population and Environmental Quality: Analysis of 33 Provinces in Indonesia

Indriana

İsmail²,

Rahmat³

2021

JABTER

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In recent years environmental problems have become the focus of public attention in the world. The growth of the industry triggered by population growth is the main cause of the emergence of environmental problems. This research was conducted to determine the impact of Gross Domestic Regional Product growth, population growth on environmental quality. This study involved 33 provinces in Indonesia as a unit of analysis. Secondary data was collected from the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics. Data analysis was performed using panel least square with software Warp-PLS version 6.0. Previous research deployed CO2 Emission and pollution as an indicator of environmental performance, this research used a score of environmental quality index which covers water quality index, index of air quality and index of forest cover. Findings showed Gross Domestic Product and population have a negative effect on environmental quality. This research indicates government need to that encourages the household and industrial sectors to use environmentally friendly energy, limits and controls the conversion of forests and agricultural land into land for settlement, agriculture, and industry, and encourages the household and industrial sectors to provide waterways and ensure that liquid waste discharged into rivers, lakes or waterways does not harm the environment. Keywords : Gross Domestic Regional Product, Population, Environmental Quality

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Section: Acceptedsupporting

confidence: 86%

Gross Domestic Regional Product, Population and Environmental Quality: Analysis of 33 Provinces in Indonesia

Indriana

İsmail²,

Rahmat³

2021

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“…The results of subsequent studies are in line with the hypothesis, where energy consumption has a negative impact on quality of the environment in Indonesia. Energy consumption causes carbon dioxide gas emissions to be higher (Ho & Ho, 2021;Kubatko et al, 2018;Rehman, 2020;Robbi et al, 2020;Sultana et al, 2022;Wang et al, 2020). According to Ho & Ho (2021) the rise of industry and changes in human living standards, especially now that technology is growing.…”

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“…In everyday life, all human beings need energy, both electrical energy, light, chemistry, and others. However, energy consumption causes CO2 emissions to be higher (Ho & Ho, 2021;Kubatko et al, 2018;Rehman, 2020;Robbi et al, 2020;Sultana et al, 2022;Wang et al, 2020). According to Ho & Ho (2021), industrial revival will increase energy consumption which causes high pollution, when compared to when development was still low, industrial revival has an impact on the amount of energy consumption which will produce more waste.…”

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Influence of Environmental Quality for Sustainable Development in Indonesia

Rahayu¹,

Handri²

2023

ALWATZIKHOEBILLAH

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Global warming and environmental damage are important issues today. Sustainable development must pay attention to the impact of social and economic actions on the environment. To find out the quality of the environment is influenced by what factors in Indonesia. It is necessary to conduct research using model regression analysis of panel data with variables of GRDP, poverty, energy consumption, and HDI against IKLH there are 33 provinces in Indonesia. The results of the model selected and will be used in this study is the Fixed Effect Model. From the results of the partial analysis, it is known that poverty and HDI have a significant influence on environmental quality, where both variables have a positive effect on IKLH. Meanwhile, GRDP and Energy Consumption do not have a significant influence on IKLH. Simultaneously, the four independent variables affect IKLH as a dependent variable. The magnitude of the influence of the four independent variables (HDI, Poverty, GRDP, and Energy Consumption) on IKLH is 80.95%, and the remaining 19.05% is a variable that is not used in the study

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“…Initially, industrialization started from a small industry and then developed into a large industry. This movement will increase natural resources and increase environmental degradation [16]. After that, industrialization will expand its role in the formation of domestic national products.…”

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The Economic Development Impact To Environment Quality : Kuznet’s Curve Hyphothesis and Non Linier Regression Approach

Zulfikar

Yulianti

Wicaksono

et al. 2021

International Journal of Science, Technology & Management

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This study aims was to identify impact of economic development factors to the the environment quality by using Kuznet's Curve Hyphotesis and non linear regression. The determinants studied are indicators of economic development such as Gross Domestic Regional Income (GDRI) of the industrial sector, mining sector, agricultural/plantation /forestry/fishery/livestock sectors, poverty, unemployment and human development index (HDI). While the environmental quality indicators used are Water Quality Index (WQI), Air Quality Index (AQI) and Land Cover Quality Index (LCQI). The data used is secondary data from the Department of Environment, the Department of Energy and Mineral Resources, and also the Central Bureau of Statistics of South Kalimantan Province. Secondary data types used include WQI, AQI, LCQI, GDRI, poverty, unemployment and HDI data for the period 2006 – 2020. The method used in this study is descriptive quantitatively using Kuznet's Curve hypothesis and non linear regression. The final results obtained from this study include (1) The influence of economic development indicators on environmental quality is in accordance with Kuznet's Curve hypothesis and shows non-linear relationships. (2) Only the unemployment indicator is not identified non-linearly due to the adjusted value of R Square < 0 and the significance of the > 0.05.

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Environmental Degradation in Indonesia 1969–2016

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Gross Domestic Regional Product, Population and Environmental Quality: Analysis of 33 Provinces in Indonesia

Gross Domestic Regional Product, Population and Environmental Quality: Analysis of 33 Provinces in Indonesia

Influence of Environmental Quality for Sustainable Development in Indonesia

The Economic Development Impact To Environment Quality : Kuznet’s Curve Hyphothesis and Non Linier Regression Approach

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