Legal Analysis as a Tool for Combating Environmental Pollution in Watersheds as Part of Efforts to Achieve Environmentally Sustainable Development Please Just Try to Submit This Sample AbstractT F Widayanti, Wahyuni, E M Djafar, M Z Hakim, A Arifin, A N Annisa, M Aswan, AM Muin, Ratnawati
Faculty of Law And Faculty of Forestry Universitas Hasanuddin
Abstract
In the majority of Indonesia, watersheds (DAS) are experiencing alarming levels of environmental pollution. Poaching, excessive fishing, illegal sand mining, non-compliant riverbank development, and garbage, oil, and oil waste pollution are sources of pollution that harm the watershed ecosystem, resulting in siltation, abrasion, and flooding of rivers. The Indonesian government has issued regulations regarding the Protection and Management of the Environment, but these regulations have not been properly implemented and have not been synergized with environmental preservation, which is essential for environmentally sustainable development. This study employs an empirical approach to legal research. utilizing sociological, conceptual, and legal approaches. The optimal effectiveness of regulations related to Environmental Pollution Control to support Environmentally Friendly Sustainable Development is achieved by involving the Government, Legislative Institutions, communities, and Business Actors in environmental management, particularly at the level of planning and supervision of the application of rules, so as to create integrated management and promote the welfare of the community al together.
