The environmental impactcaused by developing energy resources in the Arctic region

Agarkov, Sergey A.; Motina, T.N.; Matviishin, Dmitrii A.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/180/1/012007

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“…Negative impact on marine organisms and ecosystems of the Arctic starts with geological and geophysical surveys. Subsequent stages and operations of exploration, extraction and transportation of hydrocarbons, accompanied by discharge of liquid and solid waste, further aggravate the negative impact on biological habitats [6][7].…”

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Management of energy distribution and development of Arctic energy resources

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The study is aimed at the issued of environmental planning and management of energy resource extraction in the Russian Arctic Zone. The paper presents a systematic overview of the factors currently hindering comprehensive analysis of the consequences of intensified industrial development of energy resources, and consequently, effective managerial decision-making counteracting negative environmental impacts in the Russian Arctic. The environmental safety of oil and gas facilities on the shelf greatly depends on a system for continuous environmental monitoring, which allows developing measures to reduce environmental risks. There were formulated the main provisions of environmental monitoring as an element of the environmental planning system for facilitating effective managerial decision-making in industrial development of Arctic energy resources.

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Management of energy distribution and development of Arctic energy resources

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Arctic Energy Sector Under Low-Carbon Transition

Kolomeytseva

Krivorotov

2022

The Handbook of the Arctic

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Legal support of environmental protection in the Arctic region

Demidov

Mokhorova

Mokhorov

2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The paper discusses the urgent problem of legal regulation of the Arctic territory. Developing the Arctic zone being under Russian jurisdiction has an considerable significance for effective and sustainable management of natural resources. The most important provisions of the Russian legislation, forming the scientifically-based approaches to economic activities in the Arctic region, are considered. The paper focuses on the key aspects of the legal concepts that are aimed at tackling the acute problems arising in the process of developing the Arctic coastal territories. The authors give attention to providing methods of comprehensive use of all Arctic resources and developing effective legal mechanisms to achieve the formulated economic objectives, with simultaneous creation of the legal basis for preserving the unique natural environment. So it is suggested that legal acts be developed to cover the most topical provisions of the economic activity processes in the afore-mentioned region. This objective can be reached relying on the goals of the state policy of the Russian Federation. Intensifying economic activities call for a more detailed legal regulation of the use of the northern territories, so it seems reasonable to adopt federal legal acts which would consider the specifics of the environment of the Arctic.

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The environmental impactcaused by developing energy resources in the Arctic region

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Management of energy distribution and development of Arctic energy resources

Management of energy distribution and development of Arctic energy resources

Arctic Energy Sector Under Low-Carbon Transition

Legal support of environmental protection in the Arctic region

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