Investigation of Mining Management Based on Green Mining Integrated with the Potential and Exploration of Mineral Resource Using the AHP Method in Jember East Java

Abstract Policies regarding mineral and coal exploitation are implemented in designated mining areas, and are carried out by applying good mining principles by paying attention to and considering national and global climate changes which are significant in the management and utilization of the mining sector. Policies for the management and use of rocks as mining potential require measurement in evaluating and monitoring hummock mining activities. In Jember Regency, the rock mined from hummocks and limestone hills is used as a source of building construction materials and to support vital industries. Therefore, an investigative study of its management and utilization is needed so that the existence of hummocks can be managed effectively and efficiently. This investigative study was carried out by observing the environmental conditions of the hummocks and the ongoing and post-mining rock mining patterns. Measurement of rock management and utilization was carried out using the AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process) method based on 5 Mineral and Coal Policy criteria. The research results show that the management and utilization of rocks in Jember Regency was categorized into moderate criteria, meaning that improvements need to be made so that mining can be carried out in accordance with the national mineral and coal policy based on green mining.