Abstract
Legal policy is an official policy that is enforced by either adding new laws or by replacing old laws with new ones in order for a country to accomplish its goals. In environmental context, attention to legal policy becomes crucial, especially when associated with massive mining that takes place in some areas. In other words, mining activity in all its forms and operational methods is bound to be influenced by government’s environmental policies, including those in the form of laws and regulations. Since environment and mining affect each other, they are inseparable. The substances of environmental policies affect policies in the mining sector. Hence this normative study aims to do a mapping of environmental policies in regards to tin mining in Bangka Belitung. The data collection technique employed in this qualitative study was literature review, with laws and regulations as its primary data. This study used two approaches, namely statute approach and conceptual approach.
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