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October 4, 2010

The Naivety of Shell, UNEP

by Maureen Chigbo, Newswatch, Nigeria - The important thing for UNEP to do to redeem its image and integrity is to investigate and make public why its official absolved Shell of blame for oil spills in the Niger Delta. Could it be that Shell’s deep pocket made the UN official turn a blind eye to the truth?

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