Footprints in the Jungle
Natural Resource Industries, Infrastructure, and Biodiversity Conservation
Bowles, Ian A. Vice President, Conservation International, Washington D.C.
Prickett, Glenn T. Senior Director, Conservation International, Washington D.C.
Print publication date: 2001 (this edition)
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: November 2003
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-19-512578-8







Approaches to Minimizing the Environmental and Social Impact of Oil Development in the Tropics
doi:10.1093/0195125789.003.0005

Amy B. Rosenfeld
Debra Gordon
Marianne Guerin-McManus
Abstract: This chapter provides an overview of trends in oil development in the tropics, followed by a summary of the potential environmental and social impacts of these activities and a discussion of a range of approaches and mechanisms - principally environmental but also social and financial – that can be utilized to reduce these impacts. It concludes with a series of general recommendations of ways for conservationists, governments, oil companies, development agencies, and other interested stakeholders to address these issues.

Keywords: biodiversity, conservation, environmental impact, gas, oil, social impact,

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Part I Conservation and Development in the Twenty-First-Century Tropics
Part II Oil and Gas Development Meet Conservation
Part III Forests Under Pressure
Part IV Mining and Conservation
Part V Infrastructure for Sustainable Development
Part VI Conclusion