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Título del materialOil Wealth and the Fate of the Forest: A comparative study of eight tropical countries (Inglés)
CategoríaLibros
Autor(es)Wunder, Sven
Año de publicacion del material2003
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Volumen0
Número0
Páginas de Referencia432
Lugar de publicacionLondon, England
Editorial o InstitucionRoutledge
Biblioteca y referencia.LI 000011 (Disponible)
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ResumenOil production can damage rainforests, but this is just one side of a complicated story about the impact of oil on land use. This book a study of eight tropical oil-producing countries, examines the linkages between trade, macroeconomics and policies affecting the environment. In a balanced and comprehensive review, including a detailed assessment of land use in Cameroon, Ecuador, Gabon, Papua New Guinea and Venezuela, the author comes up with a counterintuitive suggestion: oil revenues often indirectly come to protect tropical forests. There are numerous implications for policy formulation to decide what can be done to diminish deforestation without jeopardising economic growth.
Tablas de contenido o seccionesContents List of figures List of maps List of tables List of boxes Foreword Preface Abbreviations Introduction 1 The malady of prosperity 2 The impact of oil wealth on forests 3 Defining and measuring changing forest conditions 4 Gabon 5 Venezuela 6 Cameroon 7 Ecuador 8 Papua New Guinea 9 More tales of oil wealth and forests: Mexico, Nigeria and Indonesia 10 Comparison, conclusions and recommendations Bibliography Name index Subject index
Palabras clavedeforestation,fuel oil,petroleum,environmental impact,land use,national income,macroeconomics,trade,tropical forests, Ingles
DisponibilidadNo
Biblioteca y referencia.LI 000011 (Disponible)
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