Legal Problems and Ideal Concepts in Reclamation Management Environmental Law Perspective

Abstract

This study aims to analyze legal problems and ideal concepts in reclamation management from an environmental law perspective. The research method used is normative juridical law. The research results are the function of law in national development as a means of community renewal briefly stated as follows: first, that law is a means of community renewal based on the assumption that the existence of order or order in development or reform efforts is something that is desired or even seen (absolutely); need; second, that law, in the sense of legal rules or regulations can indeed function as a means of development in the sense of channeling the direction of human activity in the direction desired by development or renewal. The process of forming legislation in the field of the environment and natural resources requires a grand design of law as a means of community renewal, which is based on social changes. Reconstruction of development law in the formation of post-reform law is directed at the carrying capacity of the community, social welfare, and the environment. In addition, the process of law formation must use a holistic and interdisciplinary approach.