Accounting Streams Unit 2 case 1: Climate and sustainability
This quick case is a teaching case to complement Unit 2 of the Accounting Streams Principles of Accounting textbook.
This case allows learners to reflect on the history and long-term implications after two natural disasters:
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
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.
Quick cases are intended to be self-contained and ready for class use. If you have any questions please contact the Accounting Streams team or the authors.
History
Author's role
- Academic staff
Accessibility status
- Has passed accessibility checks
Affiliation
University of Lincoln, University of Portsmouth, Monash UniversityDate of resource creation
December 2024Language
EnglishLearning Resource Type
- Case Study
Target Group or Audience
Accounting studentsLearning 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 studyTarget Expertise or Skill Level
- Beginner