Hubungan Sikap Dan Perilaku Mahasiswa Dengan Kebersihan Lingkungan Kampus Di Stikes  Tana Toraja Kabupaten Toraja Utara Tahun 2018

Ambali, Defyanti Dwi Wahyuni; Almar, Junelty; Rantetampang, Selvy

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“…South Makale is one of the sub-districts in Tana Toraja Regency where landslides occur more frequently than in other subdistricts. Landslides in the sub-district buried dozens of houses, cut off the main road, and even resulted in the deaths of landslide victims (Wahyuni et al, 2018). One of the causes of landslides is the presence of a plane that is suspected of being a place for material to move, known as a slip plane (Akmam et al, 2019).…”

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Identification of Slip Area in Makale Selatan District Using the Geoelectric Method

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Landslides are most common in steep areas with heavy rainfall. Aside from rainfall, there are numerous other factors that contribute to landslides. The presence of slip fields in the subsurface layer is one of the primary causative factors. South Makale is one of the sub-districts in Tana Toraja Regency that is located in the mountains, where landslides frequently occur, claiming lives. The purpose of this study was to determine the slip area of potential landslides in three sub-districts, which are Sandabilik, Tiromanda, and Randan batu villages. The geoelectric method with the Wenner-Sclumberger configuration type was used. The measurement data is in the form of rock resistivity values, which are then interpreted based on the rock layer type. The findings revealed that the Sandabilik and Randan Batu villages were landslide risk areas. Sandabilik Village has a slip area in the form of lava rock at a depth of 6.5 - 19.8 meters on line 1 and 1.5 - 16 meters on line 2. Rocks of the same type can also be found in Randan Batu Village, a landslide point with depths ranging from 2 to 16 meters on line 1 and 5 to 20 meters on line 2.

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Identification of Slip Area in Makale Selatan District Using the Geoelectric Method

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Environmental Education through Islamic Lens: Values and Practices

Ayu Setianingrum,

Setiyo,

Dwiyanto

2024

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Faced with mounting environmental issues, the convergence of religious beliefs and ecological consciousness appears as a critical domain for long-term solutions. This article examines environmental education via an Islamic lens, revealing the rich tapestry of environmental lessons woven within Islamic tradition. As global challenges such as climate change, deforestation, and pollution worsen, varied cultural and religious viewpoints become increasingly important for comprehensive understanding. Islam, as a holistic way of life, uniquely defines humanity’s interaction with the natural world, providing direction through the Qur’an and Prophet Muhammad’s teachings. This research looks on the ethical foundations of Islamic environmentalism, focusing on stewardship, interconnectedness, and moderation. It goes on to look at practical applications of environmental sustenance in everyday life, with a focus on water conservation, sustainable agriculture, and ethical consumption. The research also looks into the emotional well-being promoted by Islamic environmental education, focusing on mindfulness, purpose, and coping methods. Finally, the importance of Islamic environmental education in community involvement and social cohesion is examined, highlighting its ability to motivate collective action and develop links among various populations. This research contributes to a worldwide conversation on sustainable practises, across cultural and religious divides and establishing a shared commitment to environmental stewardship.

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Hubungan Sikap Dan Perilaku Mahasiswa Dengan Kebersihan Lingkungan Kampus Di Stikes Tana Toraja Kabupaten Toraja Utara Tahun 2018

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Identification of Slip Area in Makale Selatan District Using the Geoelectric Method

Identification of Slip Area in Makale Selatan District Using the Geoelectric Method

Environmental Education through Islamic Lens: Values and Practices

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