The strategy for the resolution of marine pollution on the northern coast of Bintan Island Indonesia due to sludge oil with the principle of cooperation to realize the sustainable development goals

Thahira, Atika; Daulay, Zainul; Ferdi,; Syofyan, Syofirman

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1148/1/012031

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“…In addition to these changes, it also affects changes in coastal morphology related to geo-oceanographic processes in coastal areas (Irham et Waters in Bintan Island are part of Indonesia's and coastal state of the Singapore Strait, which can be used as an international shipping lane using the straits of Malacca and Singapore as access to international trade. However, Bintan waters suffer from marine pollution due to oil sludge, which worsens during the northern season (Thahira et al 2023) Bangka Belitung Bangka and Belitung Island World's largest tin producers. Tin mining greatly impacts the coastal environment, resulting in high sedimentation in water.…”

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Morphometric study of Lola Rochia nilotica (Linnaeus 1767) shells from natural harvest found in Indonesian

WAHYUDI,

HIDAYATI,

ARBI

et al. 2023

Biodiversitas

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Abstract. Wahyudi ND, Hidayati D, Arbi UY, Ismail A. 2023. Morphometric study of Lola Rochia nilotica (Linnaeus 1767) shells from natural harvest found in Indonesian. Biodiversitas 24: 4711-4722. The population of Rochia nilotica or Lola snails is declining due to shell exploitation for industry, which requires monitoring. The government has implemented a policy to determine R. nilotica regulated on a restricted basis depending on the number (quota) and size of the shell (diameter) with a standard width of 80 cm. Based on the morphometric compositions and size trends of shells, this study aimed to map the potential trade of R. nilotica in Indonesia using the percentage of calculated morphometric data, including Sumatra, Sulawesi, Maluku-East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), and Papua. Morphometric analysis was carried out using caliper parameters of length, width, weight, and the data distribution of morphometrics using descriptive statistics. The results revealed fluctuating yearly data. Good quality of shell size (?80 mm) found from Sumatra (length = 95.13-104.49 mm; width = 86.61-103.46 mm; weight = 172.21-321.96 gram), Malulu-East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) (length = 91.26-106.72 mm; width = 86.53-108.73 mm; weight = 228.01-365.62 gram), Sulawesi (length = 86.92-99.1 mm; width = 84.31-96.25 mm; weight = 205.39-317.33 gram), and Papua (length = 82.46-99.58 mm; width = 76.49-101.24 mm; weight = 182.57-283.07 gram) respectively. Among 909 samples of R. nilotica observed, 89% had a standard width (?80mm), indicating potential mapping of Sumatra (33%), Maluku-East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) (24%), Sulawesi (18%), and Papua (14%). In Sumatra (1.65%), Maluku-East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) (0.9%), Sulawesi (5.6%), and Papua (3.19%), non-standard width shells were sized at 51.46-72.15 mm, respectively. In total, 53.9% of protoconchs were classified as damaged. From 2014-2020, morphological observations of R. nilotica shells traded in Indonesia fluctuated but met the standard size. It is critical to continue monitoring the population and trade of R. nilotica, and the study findings can be used to make catch quota recommendations for the Ministry of Environment and Forestry.

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Morphometric study of Lola Rochia nilotica (Linnaeus 1767) shells from natural harvest found in Indonesian

WAHYUDI,

HIDAYATI,

ARBI

et al. 2023

Biodiversitas

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The difference between threshold of oil sludge discharge to the sea based on MARPOL 1973/1978 and the provision of oil sludge threshold in Indonesia’s seawater quality regulation that causes pollution in Bintan Coast, Indonesia

Ferdi,

Arjuna,

Syofyan

et al. 2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The coast of Bintan, Indonesia, has long been polluted by oil sludge. pollution caused by oil sludge in coastal areas continues and worsens during the north monsoon season, and has not been resolved to date. This occurs because there are differences in determining the threshold for disposing of oil waste into the sea based on MARPOL 1973/1978 and the provision of oil sludge threshold in Indonesia’s seawater quality regulation that causes pollution in Bintan Coast, Indonesia. Research into this provision must be carried out immediately in order to stop the pollution that occurs. The research carried out is prescriptive research, which aims to obtain advice regarding what should be done about the problem being studied. Legal materials collected through field research and book research will be researched qualitatively. The results of its application provide an understanding of the realization of the correct implementation of the normative legal rules being investigated. So it is necessary to amend the threshold for oil waste disposal regulated in MARPOL by adapting to the sea water quality standard regulations for each country, especially in this case there is a clear difference in the threshold compared to the provision of oil sludge threshold in Indonesia.

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Sentinel-1 SAR Imaging for Detection and Analysis of Oil Spills in the Coastal Waters of Bintan: A Case Study and Environmental Monitoring Application

Nandika,

Rachman,

Eguchi

et al. 2023

2023 8th Asia-Pacific Conference on Synthetic Aperture Radar (APSAR)

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The strategy for the resolution of marine pollution on the northern coast of Bintan Island Indonesia due to sludge oil with the principle of cooperation to realize the sustainable development goals

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Morphometric study of Lola Rochia nilotica (Linnaeus 1767) shells from natural harvest found in Indonesian

Morphometric study of Lola Rochia nilotica (Linnaeus 1767) shells from natural harvest found in Indonesian

The difference between threshold of oil sludge discharge to the sea based on MARPOL 1973/1978 and the provision of oil sludge threshold in Indonesia’s seawater quality regulation that causes pollution in Bintan Coast, Indonesia

Sentinel-1 SAR Imaging for Detection and Analysis of Oil Spills in the Coastal Waters of Bintan: A Case Study and Environmental Monitoring Application

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