October 2003's Issue
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Pipedreams
The facts and fictions behind the PR hype used to build Africa’s Chad-Cameroon pipeline.
- Chris Richards
- 1 Oct 2003
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Once upon a pipeline...
James Marriott and Greg Muttitt tell tales of how public funds used for private projects will rob the people of Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia.
- 1 Oct 2003
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True gold of our future
Costa Rica has banned oil exploration. Mark Engler and Nadia Martinez find out how.
- 1 Oct 2003
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Moths to the Flame
In Colombia’s civil war, the Caño Limón-Coveñas pipeline keeps both the Government and guerrillas in arms. Pick the true terrorist with Jason Hagen.
- 1 Oct 2003
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Pipelines to power
Oil pipelines are supposed to bring power to the people, but Chris Richards finds conflict and corruption littering their length.
- Chris Richards
- 1 Oct 2003
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And the oil runneth over...
A gallery of spills, explosions and flares from around the world.
- 1 Oct 2003
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The blessed curse
Asia’s richest country is trying to take oil and gas away from Asia’s poorest country. Quinton Temby uncovers some devious diplomacy.
- 1 Oct 2003
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