Environmental Health-Based Post-Coal Mine Policy in East Borneo

BACKGROUND: Post-coal mine activities must be carried out by considering good management principles, to avoid negative environmental impacts, especially land surface imbalance, destruction of flora and fauna, more importantly, maintain the public health. The post-mining regulations based on priorities health sustainability are designed increase human resource quality for interests regional development. AIM: This study aims describe post-coal policy in East Borneo formulate as a form control over ex-mine from aspect METHODS: uses qualitative research design. It is sociolegal type with case approach toward currently developing reclamation. fishbone analysis. RESULTS: results this show that supervision ex-mines still weak. leads expanding some companies’ ignorance reclamation obligations. condition impacts water quality, it people’s necessity fulfilling their basic needs. CONCLUSION: There needs regulation through policies which prioritize includes optimization supervision, new implementation central government’s constitutional regulation, inspection achieving resources region.