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18 Apr 2012

University of KwaZulu Natal Centre for Civil Society (So. Africa) & Dartmouth College Climate Justice Research Project (USA)

[PDF] The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money - Why the carbon trading gamble and ‘Clean Development Mechanism’ won’t save the planet from climate change, and how African civil society is resisting

[Responses by Sasol, Green Resources, Salini Costruttori, ENI below. Business and Human Rights Resource Centre also invited ConocoPhillips, NNPC, Cimpor to respond; they did not. Shell declined to respond.]

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Green Resources did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution

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5 Sep 2012

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Company Response
ConocoPhillips did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Date:

9 May 2012

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Company Response
Response by Salini Costruttori: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Date:

9 May 2012

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Company Response
Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Date:

9 May 2012

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Company Response
Shell did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Date:

9 May 2012

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Company Response
Cimpor did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution

Date:

9 May 2012

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Company Response
[PDF] Green Resources’ Response to “The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money”

Date:

8 May 2012

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Company Response
[PDF] The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money - Why the carbon trading gamble and ‘Clean Development Mechanism’ won’t save the planet from climate change, and how African civil society is resisting

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18 Apr 2012

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[PDF] The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money - Why the carbon trading gamble and ‘Clean Development Mechanism’ won’t save the planet from climate change, and how African civil society is resisting

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Green Resources did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution

ConocoPhillips did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Response by Salini Costruttori: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Shell did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution.

Cimpor did not respond to: Report alleges that carbon offset projects in Africa benefit corporations, not victims of pollution

[PDF] Green Resources’ Response to “The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money”

[PDF] The CDM in Africa Cannot Deliver the Money - Why the carbon trading gamble and ‘Clean Development Mechanism’ won’t save the planet from climate change, and how African civil society is resisting