Environmental law plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance between development and environmental Sustainability. In Indonesia, the challenges of environmental law enforcement remain quite complex, ranging from Industrial pollution and mining activities, weak oversight instruments, to the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessments (AMDAL). This study aims to analyze the dynamics of environmental law enforcement in Indonesia based On seven scientific journal articles published between 2021 and 2025. The study uses a normative juridical method with A literature review approach. The results indicate that the effectiveness of environmental law in Indonesia still faces Obstacles in the form of weak administrative oversight, low business compliance, and suboptimal integration of justice And local wisdom. Furthermore, the AMDAL instrument, as a preventative measure, still requires strengthening in terms Of oversight and implementation. The study concludes that policy reformulation, increased inter-agency coordination, And strengthening administrative, civil, and criminal sanctions are strategic steps to improve the effectiveness of Environmental protection in Indonesia
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