Sand mining activities in Kemalang District, Klaten Regency, area activities that
have a direct impact on environmental conditions, such as land damage, water
pollution, and ecosystem disturbances. This study uses an empirical research
method, with a sociological legal approach. Data were obtained through interviews
with officials of the environmental service, field observations, and documentation,
and supported by literature studies. Data analysis was carried out qualitatively to
obtain a complete picture of the implementation of environmental supervision.
Environmental monitoring is very important for the environmental impact of
mining. The problem with thsi research is that the mining activites carried out by
CV.Berkah Alam are not yet optimal in carrying out enviromental monitoring.
Legal problem is how does the enviromental services supervise the environmental
impacts of sand mining activites. Research data was collected through interviews.
Based on the data anaylsis, action to resolve problems such as damaged roads and
dust have not yet been implemented. In this case, Enviromental service supervision
of this problem has not yet found a bright spot. The author’s suggestion is that the
enivromental agency needs to conduct active and periodic supervision of mining
business actors and the environmental service needs to increase human resource
so that supervision is more effective.