Dampak Cemaran Dioksin Bagi Keadaan Gizi Dan Kesehatan: Literature Review

Efrizal, Wiwin

doi:10.31964/jkl.v19i1.400

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“…So it is very important to maintain environmental quality standards. Efrizal, (2022) also explained that poor waste management is one of the causes of dioxin pollution. Dioxins can have a long-term impact causing cancer, reproductive disorders and can reduce children's learning abilities.…”

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The Potential of Waste-Based Renewable Energy with A Gas Landfill System in Palopo

Nur,

Husen,

Purwandari

2023

Eduvest

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The government encourages the development of waste management by utilizing waste as a new renewable energy source through waste to energy technology as an effort to overcome the increasing volume of waste and the dependence of electricity production from new coal mineral resources. This study aims to explain how much waste-based renewable energy potential in Palopo can produce through landfill gas. The research method uses the LandGem-v302 tool to calculate landfill gas production, calculate the economic feasibility value using the investment criteria net present value, internal rate of return, benefit cost ratio and payback period. The results of the LandGem-v302 test with projected data for 2024-2030 show that the volume of waste at the Mancani landfill has the potential to produce landfill gas and methane gas to produce renewable energy for approximately 80 years of production from 2025-2110. The economic value feasibility test also shows that the economic value of waste based EBT can be categorized as feasible. Thus, the projection of waste in Palopo City in 2024-2030 has the potential to produce renewable energy and is worth investing in for long-term development in Palopo.

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The Potential of Waste-Based Renewable Energy with A Gas Landfill System in Palopo

Nur,

Husen,

Purwandari

2023

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“…This compound is very dangerous when inhaled by humans. The effects include triggering cancer, hepatitis, liver swelling, nervous system disorders, and triggering depression (6).…”

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Effectiveness of Organic Waste Degradation Level using the Black Soldier Fly Maggot

Putri

Dahlan

Wahyuni

et al. 2023

Jour. Health Sci Prev

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Sekaran Village is a village with a dense population, so the quantity of waste, both organic and inorganic from the village community is also high. This experiment focuses on processing organic waste only with Maggot Black Soldier Fly (BSF) media which has the potential to decompose organic waste. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of degradation of organic waste with BSF maggot media at the Sekar Benefit 3R Temporary Disposal Site (TPS) Sekaran District, Lamongan Regency. The results of this experiment include the increase in the mass of Baby Maggot BSF before and after degrading waste. The level of degradation of organic waste with Baby Maggot BSF is rice (69.83%), bones (50.5%), meat (46%), fruit (45.83%), wet leaves (31.5%) and the last is dry leaves (16.67%). Meanwhile, the level of degradation of organic waste with Adult BSF Maggot is not as high as the level of degradation of organic waste with Baby Maggot BSF media. Organic waste type which easily degraded by Adults Maggot BSF for 24 hours are meat, fruit and rice up to 0.59, 0.44 and 0.11 kg. Meanwhile, dry leaves, wet leaves and vegetables, which were degraded up to 0.69, 0.59 and 0.7 kg. It was concluded that the type of organic waste did not affect the quantity of Adult BSF Maggot before and after degrading organic waste

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Dampak Cemaran Dioksin Bagi Keadaan Gizi Dan Kesehatan: Literature Review

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

The Potential of Waste-Based Renewable Energy with A Gas Landfill System in Palopo

The Potential of Waste-Based Renewable Energy with A Gas Landfill System in Palopo

Effectiveness of Organic Waste Degradation Level using the Black Soldier Fly Maggot

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