Model of Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) In Mineral and Coal Mining To Achieve Justice In Sustainable Development.

This research examines the implementation of Environmental Corporate Responsibility (ECR) through theCorporate Social Responsiveness (CSRv) Model in the mining sector, incorporating the Deep Ecology Concept toachieve justice in sustainable development. Using a normative juridical method that includes statutory, conceptual,comparative, and case approaches, the study analyzes legal issues related to existing environmental laws and policies.The findings reveal that implementing ECR via the CSRv Model is crucial for companies to respond to social andenvironmental demands effectively. This approach involves adopting appropriate mechanisms and actively engaging thecommunity in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of ECR programs, ensuring alignment with company goalsand strategies. The ECR model as CSRv manifests the company's potential in managing sustainable social andenvironmental responsibilities. In the mining sector, CSRv implementation offers a comprehensive solution forsustainable development, emphasizing the sustainable management and protection of natural resources. By integratingDeep Ecology values into CSRv practices, mining companies contribute to human welfare and environmentalsustainability by measuring the effectiveness, conformity, sustainability, empowerment, and participation levels of ECRprograms. This holistic approach ensures that mining activities are conducted responsibly, balancing economic growthwith environmental stewardship and social equity.