An elemental and 87Sr/86Sr isotopic restitution of contaminated pore waters from sandy sediments of the Peciko gas field (Mahakam Delta, Indonesia)

The Cabotage Principle on Law Enforcement for Licensing Ship Operations in Indonesian Waters

“…With innovation in the shipping industry and close cooperation between the government and the private sector, Indonesia can maintain the strictness of the cabotage principle, make it unique compared to other countries, and provide strong support for the growth of the national shipping industry and protect the sovereignty of the country's maritime economy. 51 The condition of shipping in Indonesia at that time was very concerning where Indonesia had a very large water area but was unable to exercise control over its own territory. After the implementation of the Cabotage principle as outlined in the Job Creation Law which basically states that domestic sea transportation activities are carried out by national sea transportation companies using Indonesian-flagged ships and manned by Indonesian crew members so that foreign ships are prohibited from transporting passengers and / or goods between islands and between ports in Indonesian waters.…”