Fisheries and Fuel Prices
Leonard, R. Keith | October 2010
Abstract
This note assesses the direct impact of fuel price fluctuations on ongoing fishing operations of domestic fishing fleets in Pacific island countries, covering changes in the financial performance and operating patterns. Policy options for government and recommendations for key players are offered.
Citation
Leonard, R. Keith. 2010. Fisheries and Fuel Prices. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/530. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Work Environment
Urban Environment
Social Environment
Regulatory Environments
Marine Environment
International Environmental Relations
Institutional Environment Assessment
Global Environment
Environmental Sustainability
Environmental Strategy
Environmental Services
Environmental Resources
Environmental Management and Planning
Environmental Issues
Environmental Guidelines
Environmental Effects
Environment and Pollution Prevention
Pollution Indexes
Green Revolution
Polluter Pays Principle
Decontamination
Environmental Statistics
Ecosystems
Ecology
Pollution Control
Coastal pollution
Coasts
Lakes
Rivers
Inland Water transport
International rivers
international lakes
Sewage management
Waste Disposal
Water pollutants
Public Law
Fishery Law
Marine Pollution
River Pollution
Industrial Pollution
Thermal Pollution
Thermal Pollution
Hydroelectric power
Energy technology
Environmental compliances costs
Air quality indexes
Environmental indexes
Ecological risk assessment
Ecological indicators
Cumulative effects assessment
Environmental impact evaluation
Analysis of environmental impact
Sanitation
Rural health
Health risk assessment
Green technology
Prevention of pollution
Water quality
Air quality
Pollution prevention
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