The Problems of Legal Regulation of the Land Reclamation after the Illegal Coal Mining by the “Black Diggers” (the Kemerovo region example)

Shelestukov, Vitaly; Драпезо, Роман Григорьевич; Islamov, Roman

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202017402029

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“…Illegal mining, which involves small-scale mining without adequate safety equipment and facilities, often leads to the death of miners in some places (Drapezo & Shelestukov, 2019). The rugged terrain, inadequate personal safety system, lack of medical equipment and medicines on-site, distance of health facilities from the mining area, and lack of parties responsible for the safety of these workers' lives are concrete reasons why the problem of illegal mining in Indonesia requires significant attention (Shelestukov, Drapezo, & Islamov, 2020).…”

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Proliferation Of Unlicensed Mining In Indonesia When The Minerba Law Was Enacted

Suatmiati¹,

Tuispani²,

Okpirianti³

2022

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Background: Article 33, Section 3 of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia states, "Land and water and the natural resources therein shall be under state control and shall be used for the maximum prosperity of the people." Therefore, according to Article 33, Section 3 of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, Indonesia's natural resources are managed by the state to benefit the people, as mentioned earlier. Coal production in Indonesia is increasing every year. Purpose: Therefore, the Indonesian government has decided to change the country's primary energy source from petroleum to coal by 2025. Method: The research style employed in this study is normative legal; however, it is supported by data/information from the Directorate General of Mineral and Coal about numerous issues associated with unlicensed mining in Indonesia. Results: Illegal mining must be eradicated through a concerted effort. Improving mining supervision and monitoring aspects, particularly by increasing the quantity and calibre of mining supervision employees, should be a top priority for the government's current preventative measures (mine inspectors). Furthermore, repressive attempts by law enforcement must be addressed seriously, particularly against law enforcement officers who participate in such operations. In addition, illegal mining must be prosecuted by addressing multiple elements, including legal, law enforcement, infrastructure, community, and cultural factors. Conclusion : In this instance, the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia must urge the government to adopt a fiscal policy that better supports the facilities and equipment of law enforcement officers in the mining industry. This is important to tackle various challenges associated with the monitoring and monitoring requirements of mining activities.

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Proliferation Of Unlicensed Mining In Indonesia When The Minerba Law Was Enacted

Suatmiati¹,

Tuispani²,

Okpirianti³

2022

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Features of prosecutorial inspections of criminal fires (by the example of Kuzbass) as markers of sustainable development of mining region

Драпезо

Kalashnikov

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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In this article, the authors consider the issues of using coal as one of the main sources of thermal energy when hiding criminal corpses by burning. It has been established that it is impossible to reproduce the conditions of a crematorium under domestic conditions, and therefore, in order to destroy a corpse, a criminal needs access to a heat source on an industrial scale. Most often, criminals use boiler and stoker stoves to hide the corpse, or destroy the corpse in storage facilities where coal is stored. In the course of investigating criminal cases about these crimes, investigators must find out how the criminal was able to get access to the source of energy - coal, in cases where the coal does not belong to him on the basis of ownership. Meanwhile, the study of criminal cases showed that the duties under consideration are not fulfilled by investigators properly or are not performed at all. The article touches upon the issues of prosecutor's supervision over the investigation of this category of cases, and measures that the prosecutor could take to activate the investigation bodies and other officials in order to counteract the use of coal in criminal acts.

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Transitional and Post-Mining Land Uses: A Global Review of Regulatory Frameworks, Decision-Making Criteria, and Methods

Pagouni,

Pavloudakis,

Kapageridis

et al. 2024

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Post-mining land management is an integral part of surface mining and quarrying operations. In this context, the questions raised concern what course of action is mandated by laws and regulations; what type of land reclamation should be implemented, taking into account the site-specific conditions prevailing in each mining area; what are the appropriate land uses; and by what criteria and methodology can these be determined? The literature review conducted as part of the present study revealed that in addition to the traditional 4R actions of land management, namely remediation, restoration, reclamation, and rehabilitation, two more actions, repurposing and co-purposing, have now been added, with the purpose to address the social and economic impacts of mine closures. Furthermore, numerous land uses were documented and categorized into 11 classes, 38 sub-classes, and 119 alternatives. Nine criteria for selecting land uses were identified, expressed through 72 attributes that served as input information for 22 multicriteria methods, which, in most cases, were applied in combination of two or more.

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The Problems of Legal Regulation of the Land Reclamation after the Illegal Coal Mining by the “Black Diggers” (the Kemerovo region example)

Cited by 3 publications

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Proliferation Of Unlicensed Mining In Indonesia When The Minerba Law Was Enacted

Proliferation Of Unlicensed Mining In Indonesia When The Minerba Law Was Enacted

Features of prosecutorial inspections of criminal fires (by the example of Kuzbass) as markers of sustainable development of mining region

Transitional and Post-Mining Land Uses: A Global Review of Regulatory Frameworks, Decision-Making Criteria, and Methods

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