An edition of Oil politics
(2016)
Oil politics
echoes of ecological wars
by Nnimmo Bassey
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"The essays here contribute to developing and deepening an understanding of the ecological challenges ravaging Nigeria, Africa and our world today by the oil industry. They illustrate the global nature of these terrors."--
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Table of Contents
I will not dance to your beat
Echoes of an ecological war
Human rights and the multiple environmental changes
Africa in the vice-grip of the climate crisis
Where are the 50-year-old trees?
To stop the Sahara
Of floods, dams and the damned
Flaring gas : profiting from illegalities in Nigeria
How would you fly to the UK?
Can Cancún?
The betrayal of Cancún
A red card for California REDD
Ambition, selfishness and climate action
As Kogi fights over refinery location
Violence in the land
A nation split by oil
The 'milking' of oil workers
The tragedy of Ayakoromo
Mending MEND
The amnesty worked
When oil companies volunteer
Environmental issues in extractive industries transparency
Drilling in the dark
So Shell is everywhere
Shell's fracking moves in the Karoo
The coming belt of fire
Gas flaring, hot air and fertilisers
The bush refineries of the Niger Delta
Seekers of selective transparency
Charge them with manslaughter
Death and the kids of Zamfara
Resurrection in Chile
Caught in the Amazon
The cemetery of mangroves
The emperor with no clothes
Chasing tar balls in the Gulf of Mexico
The price of a vote
Running from the senate
Serving the nation in hostile times
Oil, despotism and the philanthropic tokenism
Nigeria's unacceptable biofuels policy
Slipping on oil and gas laws
How about the Petroleum Industry Bill?
The petroleum bill and last minute legislative contortion
Many blind spots
Nigerian draft Petroleum Industry Bill criminalises communities
Resitance as advocacy in the oil fields of Nigeria
Shell shrugs off Bonga fine
Decades of destruction : Shell in Nigeria
Between four farmers and Shell
Walking on caves of fire
Ogoni and the agony of a delayed clean up
Two years after the UNEP report : Ogoni still groans.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Issued also in electronic format.
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