Abstract:The batik production by home industries in Central Java, Indonesia, has been creating surface water pollution because of synthetic dyes, and triggers to its replacement by natural dyes. However, the use of natural dye could consumes more water, as the fabric should be immersed into the extract repetitively, which make up to the high of Blue Water Footprint. This study aims to examine the Blue Water Footprint (BWF) of batik production coloured by Myrobalan (Terminalia bellirica Roxb.) extract. An experiment was… Show more
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