· Changes in investment regulations, especially in the mining sector, will impact the implementation of mining business activities. This article focuses on identifying publicprivate partnership issues between the government and investors due to regulatory changes.
Mining can impact local communities both positively and negatively. While positive impacts such as employment and community development projects are important, they do not offset the potential negatives. We have found mining can negatively affect people by: forcing them from their homes and land preventing them from accessing clean land and water
· the indonesian government also came to an agreement with freeport on other issues: they agreed on only selling 30% of the shares to the government and paying an export tax of % instead of 25%, which will be zero once a smelter is completed. 4 5 freeport said it would pay a "significantly reduced" export duty until 2016, but higher royalties on .
Mining activity often poses a tough and divisive dilemma for indigenous people and their communities. On the one hand, mining activity and its associated social and environmental impacts pose a threat to indigenous ways of life and livelihoods and .
· "The impact of covid19 halted the launch of significantly expanded NPI production capacity in Indonesia this year, resulting in a nickel market deficit likely to be around 150KT for 2021," the...
· This report informs mining company staff of the potential gender impacts of mining projects and introduces some tools and approaches that they can use to conduct a gender impact assessment of these projects. These tools should be of particular interest to community relations advisors as they are designed to help incorporate gender into community assessment [.]
Because the global coal mine industry has shifted from West to East, the report shows that future coal mine closures and associated job losses will be concentrated in Asia. It is anticipated the top three global coal producers, China, India, and Indonesia .
This rapid and unstructured expansion has created a raft of problems, including deforestation, rampant corruption, illegal mining, overlapping land claims, and resource "sterilization" concerns. Mining companies also are rarely rehabilitating and closing mines as required.
· Consequently, the mining sector is pivotal to the world's economy. The revenue of the top 40 global mining companies, which represent a vast majority of the whole industry, amounted to some 656...
negative gender impacts of a mining project. This framework should be adapted as necessary for the specifi c situation or context and is summarised below. Executive summary Women attending a community meeting express their grievances with the owners of the Vatukoula mine in Fiji. Photo: Anne Lockley/OxfamAUS. Oxfam Australia 5
Indonesia, a major exporter of coal, saw coal exports hitting their lowest levels since October 2010 due to a decline in the demand caused by the pandemic. Factors such as an increase in demand for electricity, supportive government regulations, and the presence of large coal reserves are driving the market in Indonesia.
· As a commitment to liberalising trade, the Indonesian government is progressively lowering import duty rates on most products. Higher duty rates remain to protect certain industries and goods regarded as sensitive for security or social and cultural reasons. Duty relief/exemption/deferral
Longterm environmental impact of coral mining at the Wakatobi marine park, Indonesia Author links open, eduion and awareness regarding both the MPA regulations and the environmental impact of coral mining have to be strengthened, are predominantly Indonesian with a landbased culture Their coral mining is usually limited to the .Limestone mining in north florida .
· Mean daily temperatures increased by a populationweighted 0·86°C, accounting for an estimated 7·3–8·5% of allcause mortality (or 101–118 additional deaths per year) in 2018.
· Findings among mine workers in Papua, Indonesia highlight the interrelationship between NCDs and IDs, suggesting areas of potential synergy and cooperation in terms of reducing comorbidity, risk, causation, and provision of more comprehensive healthcare to .
· Karonsi'e Dongi people and Vale mine in Sorowako, Sulawesi, Indonesia More that fifty years of Pt inco/vale mining company operating in Sorowako. Indigenous women lead the principal actions against the mining activity on their traditional land. AR CN EN ES FR IT TR Description: Basic Data Source of Conflict Project Details and Actors
Mines (GCM) report, illegal mining activities (galamsey) have been increasing with an estimated number between 300,000 and 500,000 artisan miners comprising one of the largest groups of illegal miners on the continent. The SmallScale Gold Mining Law, PNDC L 218 enacted in 1989 with its continuation in the
· Indonesia has a long history of developing EIA system. Following national environment protection act (NEPAUSA), Indonesia creates UU RI /1982 stated that all investor must do environment impact assessment. Government develop the regulation into Government Regulation no 29/1986. In 1993 government, create general EIA guidance in .
This study focuses on trace elements contamination from gold mining activities in marine sediments and in two tissues (body wall and gut) on Holothuria atra, by comparing samples collected in affected and not affected sites in North Sulawesi (Indonesia). This region is affected by industrial and artisanal gold mining activities.
