The karst mining conflict in Karawang involves a clash of interests between mining companies and affected communities, and has become a public concern because it concerns environmental sustainability. This study aims to analyze how Suarana.com frames the conflict using Murray Edelman's framing model. This study uses a qualitative method with a constructivist paradigm and narrative approach, as well as a purposive sampling technique on Suarana.com news for the period February and April 2025. Data were analyzed using four framing elements consisting of categorization, ideology, rubric, and classification. The results of the study show that Suarana.com frames the issue critically and sides with ecological justice by highlighting the voices of residents, allegations of permit manipulation, and the weak response of the government. This media coverage reflects how symbolic construction is used to shape public opinion on the environmental conflict that occurs.
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