Faktor-faktor yang Mempengaruhi Implementasi Kebijakan Ruang Terbuka Hijau di Kabupaten Rembang
Environmental imbalance caused as more demand than available land designated as green areas is an important note to Rembang Regency to create policies that focus on how to balance the environment. Green Open Space Policy in Rembang refer to Regulation No. 14 of 2011 on Rembang Spatial Planning. The existence of specific policies for protected areas and open green spaces in urban areas in Rembang also listed in Rembang spatial policy. Qualitative descriptive method is the method used in this study, to determine the factors driving and inhibiting in the implementation of Green Open Space Policy in Rembang using the theory of George C. Edwards III, covering four factors: Communication, Resources, Disposition, and Bureaucratic Structure. The result showed that the Green Open Space Policy in Rembang able to increase the supply, regulation and maintenance of green open space. KBT Marine Parks, Parks Borotugel, Mondoteko Park and updating of Rembang City Square are growing evidence of consistency in the government in meeting the 30% that has been mandated for green space. Research in the Green Open Space Policy implementation in Rembang recommends: (1) Sharing the determination of budget between Parliament and related implementing agencies in order to 2 adapt the needs the budget; (2) Provision of seeds in support of NGOs and community greening program; and (3) Increasing public participation in the development and management of green space.
PENGARUH RUANG TERBUKA HIJAU TERHADAP KUALITAS LINGKUNGAN PADA PERUMAHAN MENENGAH ATAS
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 T he effect of green open space to the quality of environment of upper - middle residence . T his research attemps to identify the effect of green open space to the quality of environment upper - middle residential in Malang. The tool to collect data i n this reaserch is the indoor environment quality type multinorm MI6201. Data was analyzed by using a correlation analysis and regresion . The result s of this research show that (1) open space area (X1) has a posit ve effect to the environment quality (Y) , and (2) green open space spread (X2) and kind of vegetation (X3) have negative effect to the envi­ron­ment quality (Y). The e ffect s of X1, X2, and X3 to noise (Y1) can be expressed by the equation of Y 1 = 55 . 361 + 0 . 007 X1 – 37 . 816 X2 – 1 . 731 X3, and the effect s of X1, X2, and X3 to quality of CO (Y2) can be expressed by the equation of Y 2 = 5 . 687 + 0 . 003 X1 - 0 . 361 X2 – 0 . 635 X3 . Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengaruh ketersediaan ruang terbuka hijau terhadap kualitas lingkungan pada kawasan perumahan menengah­atas di Kota Malang. A lat yang digunakan untuk pengumpulan data adalah indor envi­ron­ment quality type multinorm MI6201 dan dianalisis menggunakan analisis korelasi dan regresi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa (1) ada pengaruh positif luas ruang terbuka (X1) terhadap kualitas lingkungan (Y), dan (2) ada pengaruh negatif sebaran ruang terbuka hijau (X2) dan jenis vegetasi (X3) terhadap kualitas lingkungan (Y). Pengaruh X1, X2, dan X3 terhadap tingkat kebisingan ( Y 1) terlihat pada persamaan Y 1 = 55,361 + 0,007 X1 - 37,816 X2 - 1,731 X3 , sedang pengaruh X1, X2, dan X3 terhadap kadar CO (Y2) terlihat pada persamaan Y 2 = 5,687 + 0,003 X1 - 0,361 X2 - 0,635 X3. /* Style Definitions */ 
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International EMS systems: New South Wales, Australia.
Australia has an area of 7,692,024 km 2 and a population of 19,169,083. The state of New South Wales (NSW) has an area of 801,428 square kilometres and a population of 6,663,700 (June 2002). It contributes 10% of the land area of Australia and 34% of the population. The length of the coastline is 2007 km with an east-west distance of 1450 km (Fig. 1). Approximately 90% of the NSW population resides within 100 km of the coast. The population density is greatest in the Greater Metropolitan Region around Sydney, an area of 1580 square km, population of 4,154,722. Only 0.6% live in regions classified as remote or very remote (based upon distance to regional townships). The climate is generally mild, although temperature extremes range from � /20 8C (Charlotte’s Pass) to 50 8C (far Western NSW). The highest point is 2228 m at Mt. Kosciuszko. However, most of NSW is below 500 m in altitude.