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Guidance for incorporating human impacts and vulnerabilities in marine oil spill contingency planning (project report)
Webler, T., Tuler, S., Dow K., and Lord, F. 2010. Guidance for incorporating human impacts and vulnerabilities in marine oil spill contingency planning. Report 10-003. Greenfield MA: Social and Environmental Research Institute. 42pp.
Publication Abstract
This document provides guidance for Area Planning Committees to systematically assess the potential health, social, economic, institutional, and cultural impacts of oil spills – what are often called “human dimensions impacts.” This information can inform contingency planning and lead to more successful responses. The approach offered is called a Human Dimensions Impact and Vulnerability Assessment (HDIVA).
Associated Project:
Case study of the long-term human impact, vulnerabilities, and resilience of Cordova, Alaska 20 years after the Exxon Valdez oil spillPublication File
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