Analisis Kelimpahan, Komposisi Dan Sumber Sampah Laut: Studi Kasus Pada Pantai Kuala Batu Desa Pulau Kayu  Kabupaten Aceh Barat Daya

Rahmayanti, Fitria; Diana, Farah; Najmi, Nurul; Riani, Etty; Yulianto, Gatot; Munandar, Munandar

doi:10.35308/jlaot.v2i1.2361

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“…The high amount of litter on the beach is thought to be due to overlapping activities on the beach, such as tourist attractions and ship docking areas. Rahmayanti et al (2020) found at Kuala Batu Beach, Pulau Kayu Village, Southwest Aceh Regency that most of the marine litter found in this location comes from recreational activities and beach activities. In the South China Sea, it shows that 95% of marine litter found in the area comes from land (land-based sources) through recreational activities and coastal activities as a result of human activities (Zhou et al, 2011).…”

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“…About 50% of plastic is buoyant and 60%-64% of the amount of plastic floating in the ocean is estimated to be carried from coastal waters to the high seas (Cózar et al, 2014). Rahmayanti et al (2020) found a high amount of plastic waste with a percentage of 79% at Kuala Batu Beach, West Aceh Regency. The same thing happened along the coastline of NCT Regency, plastic dominated the amount of litter with a percentage of 79,7%.…”

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The Spatial Composition of Beach Litter in North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia

Bonbalan

Toruan

Tallo

et al. 2022

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Marine litter is currently an environmental problem that has become a global issue and attracts everyone's attention because it has a significant negative impact on the marine and coastal environment. One of the concerns at this time is the amount of marine litter in coastal areas. The purpose of this study is to determine the type and composition of waste on the beach. This study was conducted on nine coastal beaches of the North Central Timor Regency in August 2020. The sampling technique was used by adapting the Guidelines on Survey and Monitoring of Litter method. Sampling was carried out by drawing a line 100 m long parallel to the coast and a transect width of 10 m from land to sea with sampling boundaries, namely dunes, vegetation and anthropogenic activities. The results of the study show that the composition of plastic waste is 79,7%, paper and cardboard 3,5%, foam and cork 2,7%, cloth 1,8%, glass and ceramics 1,6%, rubber 2,6%, wood 1,9%, metal 1%, and others 5,3%. The category of litter that dominates the entire study beach is plastic.Keywords: Beach, litter, plastic, North Central Timor Regency, Timor Leste

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The Spatial Composition of Beach Litter in North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia

Bonbalan

Toruan

Tallo

et al. 2022

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“…Meanwhile, other types of waste were only obtained at the first and third stations in July and were not obtained in January. Plastic and rubber were also dominant in other locations (Djaguna et al, 2019;Isyrini et al, 2019;Rahmayanti et al, 2020). Observational data for the territory have been more focused on Java Island and big cities.…”

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Distribution and Composition of Marine Debris in the Shoreline Area of Bone Bay Indonesia

Alamsyah

Zulkifli

Fauzi

et al. 2022

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Indonesia is the world’s second greatest producer of plastic waste after China. The bulk of waste produced accumulates in metropolitan regions due to the increasing population, and the situation has spread to rural areas with a limited population. The residents of the Sinjai Regency have felt the impact of the growing amount of debris, and it is expected to worsen without immediate action. Coastal locations that accommodate waste from land and water are mostly affected by debris. The study was conducted in Bone Bay, Sinjai Regency’s coastline area. The bay’s condition is sheltered to decrease the current strength, but it varies from season to season. Furthermore, it used shoreline survey methodology, where debris grouping consisted of plastics, metal, rubber, glass, clothing, and others. The debris data were calculated and analyzed based on the seasons of the west (January) and east (July). The data were associated with the current pattern model in Bone Bay waters based on the season. In January and July, 86% of waste was plastic, 3% was metal, 4% was rubber, 2% was clothing, while 5% and 4% were glass. No other types of waste were identified in January, while 1% was detected in July. Garbage that enters through rivers, garbage deposited by local residents, and tourism activities at the four observation areas are all contributing to the presence of waste in Sinjai’s coastal area.

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“…Research on marine debris in Aceh province on the composition of marine debris has been carried out in West Aceh (Kusumawati et al, 2018;Rahmayanti et al, 2020) and Banda Aceh (Agustina et al, 2020;Nizar et al, 2018a;Ondara & Dhiauddin, 2020), marine debris management (Kusumawati, 2019;Kusumawati & Setyowati, 2020;Nizar et al, 2017), the impact of marine debris on biota (Nufus & Zuriat, 2020), microplastics in Banda Aceh (Yumni et al, 2020) and analysis of debris carbon emissions (Faisal, 2015;Sofriadi et al, 2017). To identify the composition of marine debris in Banda Aceh City, there is only one journal (Agustina et al, 2020) whose research was conducted in river mouths.…”

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Identification of Floating Marine Debris in The Banda Aceh Estuary

Ondara

Dhiauddin

2021

segara

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The coastal area of Banda Aceh City have the potential to be polluted by waste from the mainland as much as 45.41 tons/day. One source of land waste is the Krueng Aceh river, the river has dense residential areas and high community activities such as ports, ship repairs, traditional markets, recreation and fishing activities. This study aims to identify floating debris in the Krueng Aceh estuary. Data collection was carried out at the mouth of the river using a debris trap mounted on the ship that moves periodically and the research time was based on tidal charts. The results showed that type of marine debris found is plastic, cloth, processed wood, rubber and metal. Plastic debris is the most common debris found by 89 % on the surface of the Krueng Aceh estuary at spring tide and neap tide. The highest amount of debris is found in the morning 09.50 AM and 03.32 PM in the evening.

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Analisis Kelimpahan, Komposisi Dan Sumber Sampah Laut: Studi Kasus Pada Pantai Kuala Batu Desa Pulau Kayu Kabupaten Aceh Barat Daya

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The Spatial Composition of Beach Litter in North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia

The Spatial Composition of Beach Litter in North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia

Distribution and Composition of Marine Debris in the Shoreline Area of Bone Bay Indonesia

Identification of Floating Marine Debris in The Banda Aceh Estuary

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