scholarly journals State of elements of the environment in the broader area of former uranium mines in the catchment of the Trgoviski Timok

2013 ◽  
pp. 163-174
Author(s):  
Zoran Nikic ◽  
Ljubomir Letic ◽  
Jovan Kovacevic ◽  
Vesna Nikolic

Mineral field ?Janja? extends over the Southwest slope of Stara Planina Mt., eastward from the village of Kalna in the belt of beech-fir forests. Exploitation of uranium used to be performed in three mines within this area, i.e. ?Mezdreja?, ?Gabrovnica?, and ?Srneci Do?, which are now closed down. One of the consequences of mining around these mines is partial degradation of natural balance. The greatest part of the terrain consists of granite, whereas metamorphic rocks are at the periphery. A geological survey with respect to the concentration of natural radioactive elements in the soil within the area of aforementioned mines has been conducted once so far. Alluvial sediment, ground and surface waters, as well as disposal were also examined. During the field study, radioactivity was measured and the methods of emanation and hydro-geochemical assessment were used, which was followed by collecting of samples for laboratory examination. The state of elements of the environment within the surveyed area is presented hereinafter on the basis of the existing data, having in mind that exploitation of uranium may disrupt natural balance in the long run.

2021 ◽  
Vol 11 (1) ◽  
Author(s):  
Denni Nurdwiansyah ◽  
Gusti Hardiansyah ◽  
Emi Roslinda

The effectiveness of devolution policies through social forestry programs in village forest schemes is still being debated at regional, national, and international levels. It departs from the fact that the community has limited resources in managing forests in the long run (35 years). The background of this research is to measure the implementation of devolution policy in 10 granted village forest licenses in the sub-district of Batu Ampar, Kubu Raya District, and its relationship with deforestation rates. The study was conducted by survey method and data collection with literature studies and observations. Observation aims to measure the biophysical condition of the forest as well as the social and economic conditions of the community in the village. The data is processed and analyzed using spatial analysis and performance analysis. The results showed that the devolution policy through the issuance of 10 village forest licenses was proven to be able to improve performance in reducing deforestation, especially after one year of the village forest permits were granted. Keywords: devolution, social forestry, village forest, deforestation, performance AbstrakEfektifitas kebijakan devolusi melalui program perhutanan sosial skema hutan desa masih menjadi perdebatan di level regional, nasional, dan internasional. Hal ini berangkat dari fakta keterbatasan sumber daya yang dimiliki masyarakat dalam mengelola hutan dalam jangka waktu panjang (35 tahun). Penelitian bertujuan untuk mengurai implementasi kebijakan devolusi di 10 izin hutan desa Kecamatan Batu Ampar, Kabupaten Kubu Raya, dan pengaruhnya terhadap laju deforestasi. Penelitian dilakukan dengan metode survei. Pengumpulan data dengan studi literatur dan observasi. Observasi bertujuan untuk mengetahui kondisi biofisik hutan serta kondisi sosial dan ekonomi masyarakat di desa. Data-data diolah dan dianalisis menggunakan analisis spasial dan analisis kinerja. Hasil penelitian menunjukan kebijakan devolusi melalui pemberian 10 izin hutan desa telah terbukti secara kumulatif mampu meningkatkan kinerja positif dalam penurunan deforestasi, terutama setelah satu tahun izin hutan desa diberikan.Kata kunci: devolusi, perhutanan sosial, hutan desa, deforestasi, kinerja


2018 ◽  
Vol 2 (2) ◽  
pp. 129
Author(s):  
Sulistyaningsih Sulistyaningsih ◽  
Sumarno Sumarno

Gelung village located in the district Panarukan, Situbondo, East Java province which has a huge potential in tourism and agriculture. Public awareness of the potential of tourism and farming village of Gelung need is developed as pathek beach tourism and seaweed farming as well as SMEs are mostly found in the village of Gelung. Looking at the problems and potential of the seed Gelung  Village, held programs KKN-PPM help alleviate the problem, utilizing the potential of the village, and empower an optimal and sustainable. Problem solving and how empowerment can be achieved with the cooperation of all parties, both from the public, government agencies and non-government, community organizations. Results achievement KKN PPM program implementation including the increase in participation and performance in the production of seaweed farming communities and SMEs. improvement of people's skills through training for a variety of seaweed processing, knowledge of food diversification, improved agriculture in early childhood and increased tourism knowledge. In the long run this program KKN PPM is an increase in the Community empowerment through increased per capita income through touch economics / business, given the increase in the human development index increased knowledge and skill touch people in the village of Bun on participation, both male and female population.


J-Dinamika ◽  
2021 ◽  
Vol 6 (1) ◽  
pp. 174-178
Author(s):  
Ach Yasin ◽  
Indrarini Rachma ◽  
Anwar Moch Khoirul ◽  
Cahyono Hendry

Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat is based on the needs and desires of the residents of East Rombiya Village and West Rombiya Village, Ganding, Sumenep to develop tourism potential in their area. The village of East Rombiya and Village of West Rombiya are one of the villages in the Ganding Sumenep region with abundant tourism potential. One of the tours in the region is the Grunggungan cliff. The tourist area, is a new tourism whose management is still simple. So that this PKM is more functioned to teach the community related to tourism management strategies. Sumenep is a religious city, most of its population are Muslims so that the potential of Islamic tourism has a great opportunity. Based on these problems we offer socialization of sharia tourism operations as well as making sharia tourism place mockups in the village. This program will benefit the surrounding community, in the short term the community will have a concept related to the development of existing tourism and in the long run it is hoped that there will be an increase in community income and an increase in economic growth.


Author(s):  
I. Yezlovetska ◽  
◽  
M. Ladyka ◽  
A. Doroshenko ◽  
◽  
...  

The problem of environmental safety of water bodies is relevant today, especially for the basins of small and medium-sized rivers, which are clear indicators of the environment state. One of them is the Trubizh River. The water resources of this river are formed under the anthropogenically changed conditions of the drainage and humidification complex of the Trubizh reclamation system. These resources are also receivers of effluents from point and diffuse sources. Thus, there is a need for constant monitoring of the ecological condition of the river. The water quality of it is a consequence of anthropogenic activities in the watershed. The aim of the work is a comprehensive assessment of the Trubizh River ecological condition under the modern conditions of water quality formation. The analysis has been conducted using official data from the state monitoring of water quality for 2015-2019 years and our own research for 2015-2016 years. 7 observation points have been considered from souse to mouth of the river: border areas of Brovary and Baryshivka; Baryshivka – 1 km above and 0.9 km below the village, Pereyaslav-Khmelnytsky – 0.5 km above and 1 km below the town, the mouth of the Alta and Trubizh rivers). We used such methods as analytical (determination of water quality indicators according to generally accepted standardized methods); analysis, systematization and generalization of the monitoring database; method of calculation of integrated block indices and complex ecological index of water quality (IE). It is established that during the five-year period (2015-2019) according to the weighted average and the worst values of the complex ecological index (IEworst 4.2) the waters are characterized as "satisfactory", "slightly polluted" of the III class quality 4 category. In 2018 and 2019 years, there was a deterioration in water quality by one category (III quality class 5 category) - "mediocre", "moderately polluted" water. This is due to a set of conditions of natural and climatic (insufficient rainfall and rising air temperature) and anthropogenic nature (water pollution, unauthorized surface water abstraction, runoff obstruction, etc.). It is noted that Trubizh river is characterized by stable uniform spatial water pollution. The largest values of IE are recorded in the area of influence of the village Baryshivka (IE worst 3.7-3.8) and Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyi in the sampling points: the Alta river mouth (IEworst 4.0) and the Trubizh river mouth (IEworst 3.7). The water quality in these sampling points corresponded to class III of category 4 and was generally characterized as "satisfactory", "polluted". In general, the deterioration of water quality is caused by organic pollution (according to the indicator of dichromate oxidation (IV class, 6 category), BOD5 (Biochemical oxygen demand) (III class, 5 category), nitrogen compounds (ammonium, nitrite and nitrate) – V class, 7 category) and phosphorus compounds (phosphate ions – III class, 5 category), total iron and general chromium – III class, 5 category, phenols and SSAS (synthetic surfactants active substances) – IV class, 6 category. Thus, one of the main reasons for the degradation of the river is the anthropogenic conditionality of its development as a result of the urbanized and agricultural areas impact. The obtained data open the prospect of continuing work on monitoring and assessing the ecological status of aquatic ecosystems of the Trubizh River for the further development of scientifically based recommendations. It is necessary for making management decisions for sustainable use and protection of surface waters and restoration of aquatic ecosystems of Trubizh River Basin.


Author(s):  
Bhupen Rabha

The Totola Rabhas are a community that has never lived in isolation. They are touched on all sides by other communities and ethnic groups. Therefore, cultural assimilation in the case of the Totola Rabhas is not a new phenomenon. The culture of the Totola Rabhas which is a part of Indo Mongoloid culture has contributed a lot towards the greater Assamese culture. The evolvement of a new cultural identity in the real sense of the term, the Totola Rabhas, overtime is a fact ignored by and unknown to the world. Therefore, it is of utmost necessity to study the folklore of the Totola Rabhas to understand the culture of a community not only least represented but also misunderstood. The Totola Rabhas have a very rich tradition of folklore, which has not at all been explored. They are passed down from generation to generation through word of mouth and in the long run, they have undergone a drastic change due to assimilation with people of other communities. This assimilation has enriched and added to the already existing folklore of the Totola Rabhas. The folk songs and the oral narratives of the Totola Rabhas are indeed unique in their own nature. The songs sung during various occasions are a living tradition of the Totola Rabhas. They are sung during marriages, during work, during worships, during festivals, etc. The Totola Rabhas believe in many Gods and Goddesses and they observe a variety of rituals. One such religious practice of the Totola Rabhas is the worship of Bura Bun Gohai, ie. Old Forest Deity. She is believed to be the Goddess of all things and the prosperity of the village depends entirely on her. It is, therefore, a humble attempt on the part of the Researcher to explore and document the folk songs associated with their traditional religion and belief. This paper is an attempt to explore the ritual hymns and the world view of the Totola Rabhas of Kataligaon.


Author(s):  
Jiří Zimák

Natural radioactive elements (potassium, uranium and thorium) abundances were measured in 769 samples of metamorphic and igneous rocks and pre-Cenozoic sedimentary rocks from all geological units on the map sheet 15-11 Zlaté Hory, using a laboratory gamma-ray spectrometer. Metamorphic rocks belong to two geological units of the Silesicum: to the Vrbno Group (a volcanosedimentary complex composed mainly of phyllites, quartzites, amphibolites, greenschists, acid to intermediate metavolcanites and their metatuff s) and the Desná Group (metagranites and blastomylonites). Unmetamorphosed pre-Cenozoic sedimentary rocks are represented by three Variscan flysch formations – the Andělská Hora, Horní Benešov, and Moravice Fms. (rocks of the first formation are unmetamorphosed to anchimetamorphosed), only in small areas by Cretaceous sandstones of the Peruc-Korycany Formation and Devonian limestones of the Líšeň Formation. Unmetamorphosed magmatites are represented by granitoids, lamprophyres andmicrogabbro. From calculated values of mass activity of 226Ra equivalent it is evident that natural radioactivity of most of the studied rocks is low. Slightly increased mass activity values were found in feldspar-rich quartzites (186 Bq.kg-1 on average), metakeratophyres (200 Bq.kg-1) and felsic metatuff s (229 Bq.kg-1) of the Vrbno Group.


J-Dinamika ◽  
2021 ◽  
Vol 6 (1) ◽  
pp. 174-178
Author(s):  
Ach Yasin ◽  
Indrarini Rachma ◽  
Anwar Moch Khoirul ◽  
Cahyono Hendry

Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat is based on the needs and desires of the residents of East Rombiya Village and West Rombiya Village, Ganding, Sumenep to develop tourism potential in their area. The village of East Rombiya and Village of West Rombiya are one of the villages in the Ganding Sumenep region with abundant tourism potential. One of the tours in the region is the Grunggungan cliff. The tourist area, is a new tourism whose management is still simple. So that this PKM is more functioned to teach the community related to tourism management strategies. Sumenep is a religious city, most of its population are Muslims so that the potential of Islamic tourism has a great opportunity. Based on these problems we offer socialization of sharia tourism operations as well as making sharia tourism place mockups in the village. This program will benefit the surrounding community, in the short term the community will have a concept related to the development of existing tourism and in the long run it is hoped that there will be an increase in community income and an increase in economic growth.


2019 ◽  
Vol 3 (1) ◽  
pp. 25-39
Author(s):  
Putu Krisna Adwitya Sanjaya ◽  
I Nyoman Suta Widnyana ◽  
I Putu Nuratama

Indonesia is preparing itself in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0. For this reason, businesses are expected to be able to maximize the use of information technology to the fullest, one of which is by preparing financial statements. But now there are not many microfinance institutions that use information technology to carry out the recording of their financial statements. This also happened in Kesiut village, located in Kerambitan sub-district, Tabanan Regency. The Indigenous Community microfinance institution still records finances manually and some even inconsistencies in carrying out the registration process. Of course this if not followed up immediately will pose a risk of future losses. The obstacle faced is the lack of professional quality human resources. Problem solving solutions are implemented by conducting socialization, training and assistance in preparing financial statements. The implementation method is carried out in several stages, beginning with providing an understanding of the importance of the use of information technology, followed by giving an overview of the general picture of how the industrial revolution occurred which could lead to diseruption. The next step is to carry out training in preparing financial statements based on information technology software. The final stage is assisted to help solve the problems faced in relation to the preparation of financial statements. Through the community partnership program which is manifested through the stages of outreach, training and mentoring, the Indigenous community microfinance institution in running its business is able to independently prepare financial reports and conduct evaluations of its business activities. By carrying out this activity it is also hoped that in the long run the Indigenous community microfinance institutions in the Kesiut village will further develop and of course with the development of indigenous community microfinance institutions, the economy in the area will also be stretched so that there will be an acceleration of the welfare of the village community.


Sign in / Sign up

Export Citation Format

Share Document