implementation of mining affairs in palu city from a political economyperspective

The detrimental impacts of mining include habitat degradation, contamination of the water,human rights abuses and the denying of the nature of common property. several countries' experienceindicates that natural-resource production, which is only exploitable, often ends in disappointment, botheconomically and environmentally. although the mining industry still has the potential to improvewelfare. government regulations have indicated the division of authority to regions to be able to regulatethemselves autonomously. so that way the people's wishes should be well appreciated with provisionsthat are not detrimental to society at large but still maintain environmental security, both politically andgeographically. since the mineral resources which is held is properly and wisely handled and can be aresource for enhancing the community's wellbeing.