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| Pillars
of Power: How the Free Trade Agenda Promotes Dirty Energy.
A report by Nadia Martinez. Sustainable Energy and Economy Network
(SEEN), November 2003 |
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Crude Vision: How Oil Interests
Obscured US Government Focus On Chemical Weapons Use by Saddam
Hussein, Investigative report by Jim Vallette with Steve Kretzmann
and Daphne Wysham.
Sustainable Energy and Economy Network (SEEN), March 2003 |
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Policy Paper: Climate Change
Policy Coherence in Global Trade and Financial Flows, by Daphne
Wysham, Sustainable Energy and Economy Network (SEEN), March 2003 |
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Transnational Corporate Beneficiaries
of World Bank Group Fossil Fuel Projects, 1992-2002, by Jim
Vallette, Sustainable Energy and Economy Network (SEEN), September
2002 |
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Destabilizing Investment in the
Americas: Public Funding for Fossil Fuels After Rio, by Nadia
Martinez and Jim Vallette, August 2002 |
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Enron's
Pawns: How Public Institutions Bankrolled Enron's Globalization
Game
by Jim Vallette and Daphne Wysham, Institute for Policy Studies,
March 22, 2002 |
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Credit
where it's Due -
The Role of Export Credit Agencies in
Promoting Sustainable Energy
A report for WWF International and the
Institute for Policy Studies by Kate Hampton
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"Banking
on Climate Change: How
Public Finance for Fossil Fuel Projects Is Short Changing Clean
Development"
by Kate Hampton
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Chevron’s
Alleged Human Rights Abuses in the Niger Delta and Involvement
in Chad-Cameroon Pipeline Consortium Highlights Need for World
Bank - Human Rights Investment Screen
by Christine Bustany and Daphne Wysham, Institute for Policy
Studies, April 28, 2000
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| U.S.
Export-Import Bank's Five Prodigal Projects |
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"OPIC,
Ex-Im and Climate Change: Business as Usual?"
by IPS, FoE, and ITIS |
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| "The
World Bank and the G-7: Still Changing the Earth's Climate for
Business 1997-98" |
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"The
World Bank and the G-7: Changing the Earth's Climate for Business"
(1992-1997)
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the World Bank about these findings (1992-1997) |
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| "The
EBRD: Fueling Climate Change" |
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"The
World Bank's Juggernaut: The Coal-Fired Industrial Colonization
of the Indian State of Orissa"
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"Consultative
Group to Assist the Poorest: Opportunity or Liability for the
World's Poorest Women?"
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