posted on 2024-12-06, 09:18authored byNadia GulkoNadia Gulko, Karen McBride, Nicholas McGuigan
<p dir="ltr">This quick case is a teaching case to complement Unit 2 of the Accounting Streams Principles of Accounting textbook.</p><p dir="ltr">This case allows learners to reflect on the history and long-term implications after two natural disasters:</p><p dir="ltr">A) the BP Deepwater Horizon the Gulf of Mexico explosion 2010 as the largest spill of oil in the history of marine oil drilling operations; and</p><p dir="ltr">B) the Yasuní-ITT initiative 2007 that highlights the environmental and social impacts of oil extraction in the Yasuní National Park in Ecuador which is a United Nations Biosphere Reserve and home to some of the planet’s last Indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation.</p><p dir="ltr">Quick cases are intended to be self-contained and ready for class use. If you have any questions please contact the <a href="https://accounting-streams.org/contact.html" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">Accounting Streams team</a> or the authors.</p>
University of Lincoln, University of Portsmouth, Monash University
Date of resource creation
December 2024
Language
English
Learning Resource Type
Case Study
Target Group or Audience
Accounting students
Learning Outcome
Learners will be able to - evaluate the ethical implications of the two scenarios presented; - undertake a comparative analysis of the two scenarios; - discuss the long term implications of the case study