Case study Environmental problems
governmentsincentivescollaborative approachcivil societyprivate interestscollective action problemtransboundary impactsshared resourcesfree ridingoil and gas exploitationarctic statesinternational convention on oil pollution preparednessresponse and co-operationarctic offshore oil and gas guidelinesconvention for the protection of the marine environment of the north-east atlantic (ospar)pollution managementdomestic regulationinternational rulesmarine region
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Coastal regions face environmental problems that require collaboration between governments, civil society, and private interests. Issues such as transboundary impacts and shared resources create challenges in management. In the Arctic, oil and gas exploitation exemplifies the collective action problem, with some states not being part of key agreements. The regulatory framework is a mix of domestic and limited international rules, leaving gaps in pollution management in the sensitive Arctic region.
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- 18.09.2025
