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The Tropics Exploited: Risk Preparedness and Corporate Social Responsibility in Offshore Energy Development
Soaring energy demands and increasing technological innovation have led to the rapid exploitation of offshore oil and gas exploration and development. This Article seeks to examine elements of risk preparedness and corporate social responsibility in the context of the underwater natural gas pipeline
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