The development of Environmental law at this time provides many changes, ranging
from changes in terms from Environmental Permits to Environmental Approval,
changes in the role of affected communities, changes in the authority to assess EIA and
also authority in environmental management and monitoring which after the enactment
of the Job Creation Law became the authority of the Central Government or Regional
Government. The enactment of the Job Creation Law also eliminates several articles
that are actually still relevant, but also provides more detailed additions related to B3
Waste. The impacts arising from the change in the status of Business Licensing are felt
not only by the government, but also the directly affected community, service providers
and business and/or activity owners. The writing of this research discusses a
comparative analysis of the change in the status of environmental permits to
environmental approvals after the enactment of the Job Creation Law and the impacts
arising from these changes. Basically, the changes and impacts felt after the enactment
of the Job Creation Law occurred in the administrative system, but did not directly
affect the environment.