The role of environmental impact assesment in addressing marine environmental issues arising from oil and gas activities: examples from Malaysia
Malaysia being a maritime nation is well endowed with valuable resources found within her marine waters, notably that of oil and gas. These conventional sources of energy, which are being actively exploited, contribute significantly to the nation's economic growth and industrialization. However...
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iium-99972012-01-11T04:03:16Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/9997/ The role of environmental impact assesment in addressing marine environmental issues arising from oil and gas activities: examples from Malaysia Mustafa, Maizatun K Law (General) KPG Malaysia Malaysia being a maritime nation is well endowed with valuable resources found within her marine waters, notably that of oil and gas. These conventional sources of energy, which are being actively exploited, contribute significantly to the nation's economic growth and industrialization. However, in the context of marine protection, oil and gas activities have the potential for a variety of adverse environmental impacts. As a developing country, the challenge here is how to balance the conflicting needs for economic development and environmental protection. Resolving this issue means finding a strategy that can take into consideration the importance of both needs. For this reason, Malaysia adopts a strategy known as the environmental impact assessment (EIA) enforced as a mandatory legislative requirement on selected activities including that of oil and gas. This paper seeks to explore the role of EIA in addressing the marine impacts from oil and gas activities. This paper argues a strong case for the application of IEA in a developing country like Malaysia as a preventive approach against environmental impact with the aim of striking a balace between development and the conservation of the environment. 2011 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/9997/1/2011_-_The_role_of_environment_impact_assesment_in_addressing_marine_environmental_issues_arising_from_oil_and_gas_activities-_examples_from_Malaysia.pdf Mustafa, Maizatun (2011) The role of environmental impact assesment in addressing marine environmental issues arising from oil and gas activities: examples from Malaysia. In: 2011 International Conference on Oil, Gas and Environment, 21-22 October, 2011, Cairo, Egypt. http://www.ipcbee.com/vol21/11--ICEBS2011G010.pdf |
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Malaysia being a maritime nation is well endowed with valuable resources found within her marine waters, notably that of oil and gas. These conventional sources of energy, which are being actively exploited, contribute significantly to the nation's economic growth and industrialization. However, in the context of marine protection, oil and gas activities have the potential for a variety of adverse environmental impacts. As a developing country, the challenge here is how to balance the conflicting needs for economic development and environmental protection. Resolving this issue means finding a strategy that can take into consideration the importance of both needs. For this reason, Malaysia adopts a strategy known as the environmental impact assessment (EIA) enforced as a mandatory legislative requirement on selected activities including that of oil and gas. This paper seeks to explore the role of EIA in addressing the marine impacts from oil and gas activities. This paper argues a strong case for the application of IEA in a developing country like Malaysia as a preventive approach against environmental impact with the aim of striking a balace between development and the conservation of the environment. |
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The role of environmental impact assesment in addressing marine environmental issues arising from oil and gas activities: examples from Malaysia |
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