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| The
Wall Street Journal, "India Project Shows Risks of Intervening,
Despite Sound Goals," August 14, 2000 |
| July
25, 2000, World Bank Cancels India Coal Loan
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| The
Arizona Republic, World Bank Project to Help Chad Develop
Oil Fields Draws Fire, June 7, 2000 |
| Philadelphia
Inquirer, "African oil project's effect questioned.
The World Bank sees it aiding the people of Chad. Activists see it
aiding only the wealthy." June 7, 2000 |
| Agence
France Presse, "World Bank approves financing for Chad-Cameroon
pipeline", June 6, 2000 |
| NPR
- All Things Considered on the Chad-Cameroon Pipeline
World Bank Decision. June 5, 2000
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in Real Audio!
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| Houston
Chronicle, " OK for African oil project expected. But
its impact on two impoverished nations debated", David Ivanovich,
June 5, 2000 |
| The
Washington Post, "World Bank to Vote on Disputed African
Pipeline", Nora Boustany, June 2, 2000 |
| InterPress
Service, "ENVIRONMENT-FINANCE: Public Lenders Fuel Climate
Change, Warns Report", Danielle Knight, May 31, 2000 |
| April
28, 2000, The Chad Cameroon pipeline project will be considered
by the Executive Directors at the World Bank on May 23, 2000. Read
comments submitted by SEEN, April 28, 2000 re: Chevron's record in
Nigeria. |
| Financial
Times, WEST REGIONAL: West African Gas Pipeline
under environmental spotlight, April 27, 2000 |
| BBC
Monitoring South Asia - Economic, " World Bank projects
said inimical to tribals, animal habitat in India", April 20,
2000 |
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The Press
Trust of India, April 20, 2000: WB projects will devastate
tribals, animal habitat in India
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| Special
to Corporate Watch, "Activists from the Developing
World See D.C. Events as a Watershed in Global Solidarity", Julie
Light, April 17, 2000 |
| Article by
Jeff Pruzan quotes SEEN's Daphne Wysham: "Spencer
Abraham faces down energy crisis"
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| NPR
Weekend Edition, "IMF/World Bank Alternatives",
April 16, 2000. |
| Salon.com
article, "World Bank and IMF; Good, evil or irrelevant?"
April 15, 2000 |
| NPR
- Morning Edition, "World Bank Policies", April
13, 2000. Hear it in Real
Audio! |
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National Radio Project,
Special Programing on the activities surrounding the World Bank/IMF
meetings "Wednesday, April 13, Inside Capital: Day Four,"
including quotes from SEEN's Daphne Wysham:
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Associated
Press, "7 protesters arrested near World Bank,"
April 10, 2000
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| InterPress
Service, "Economy: NGOs Prepare for Protests at IMF,
World Bank ..." |
| Communities
Vow to Resist Proposed West African Gas Pipeline,
April 4, 2000 |
| Journal
of Commerce, March 29, 2000. Editorial: "World
Bank plan may thwart carbon reduction." |
| InterPress
Service, March 6, 2000, "India: U.S. Gov't Pays Lip Service
to Environmental Protection" |
| InterPress
Service, January 27, 2000. IPS-English RIGHTS-NIGERIA: Oil
Giants Once Again Accused of Abuses. This article draws from
the report "Oil For Nothing", a report written by
a delegation of US NGOs to Nigeria in September 1999, of which SEEN
was a member. |
| Press Clips on 2000 SEEN
report, "Biggest
Loophole in Climate Treaty May Come from World Bank, Export Credit
Agencies" |
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