Impact of sand mining on social economic conditions of community

Abstract

Mining is a business activity or business in the field of extracting natural resources. Mining activities are inseparable from agrarian law because agrarian law is the basic law of laws that have areas of processing of earth bodies, water, and space and natural resources. Agrarian law is based on Article 33 paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution, which in essence all activities involving the earth, water, and space and natural resources must be beneficial for the prosperity of the people of Indonesia. The purpose of the impact of sand mining on the economy of the community in Busoa Village, Batauga District, Buton Regency is to find out the impact of sand mining on the economy of the people in Busoa Village, Batauga District, South Buton Regency. The impact of sand mining on the economy of the community in Busoa Village, Batauga District, Buton Regency, is the change in miners’ income, the miner’s family experiences insignificant welfare improvements and fulfilling the needs of miners has increasingly been fulfilled.

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