Impact and benefit agreements in Greenland

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Abstract

Any exploitation of local resources normally has an effect on the local community, including if it takes place offshore. Pollution and other negative effects of offshore operations on hunting and sheries are well documented in the Arctic, but there will also be additional socioeconomic effects, such as the immigration of non-local workers, as well as opportunities for the local workforce and local companies, skills transfers, and revenues from taxes and royalties.1
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationGovernance of Arctic Offshore Oil and Gas
EditorsCécile Pelaudeix, Ellen Margrethe Basse
Number of pages16
Place of PublicationLondon & New York
PublisherRoutledge
Publication date2018
Pages247-262
Chapter14
ISBN (Print)978-1-472-47150-5
ISBN (Electronic)9781315585475
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2018
SeriesGlobal Governance

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