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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 Set 2012

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Company Response

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

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9 Mag 2012

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Company Response

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

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9 Mag 2012

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Company Response

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

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9 Mag 2012

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

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9 Mag 2012

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Company Response

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

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9 Mag 2012

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

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8 Mag 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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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

Sequenza temporale

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