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Recent information can be found on the current resouce pages:
BTC pipeline (Turkey
section) - EIA REVIEW
(PDF
- 785K) Oct 2003
Assessment of compliance of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline
project (Turkey section) against International Finance Corporation (IFC)
safeguard policies and other IFI standards, domestic and international
law.
Big Business
in Bournemouth
(PDF† - 693K) September
2003
A report exposing the 8 most destructive companies and corporate lobyists
attending the 2003 Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth.
AMEC counter
report 2002
(PDF
- 471K) May 2003
Report on AMEC's involvement with controversial contruction and consultancy
projects across the world.
Failing the Challenge: The Other
Shell Report 2002
(PDF - 300K)
April 2003
Using first hand accounts from communities affected by Shell, this report
shows that Shell still has a long way to go to meet its public commitment
to a green future.
Big business
in the Midlands
(PDF† - 390K) January
2003
This report exposes the destructive and "anti-social" nature
of influential businesses in the Midlands and how we are not powerless
to make a difference in the way business is run.
GATS:
its local impact in England
(PDF† - 830K) January
2003
This report examines the aspects of GATS that relate to five
key areas of activity for local government in England - planning, regeneration,
green procurement, environmental protection and transport - to identify
the potential impact.
Damning Indictment
- How the Yusufeli Dam violates international standards and people's
rights
(PDF† - 3.17MB) September
2002
A fact finding mission to Yusufeli in Turkey found that the planned
dam violates the international standards of the World Bank and of the
WCD. This report details these violations and provides a template for
assessing other projects' compliance with these standards.
Damning
Indictment - Turkish Translation
(PDF† - 225K) November
2002
A Summary of the Yusufeli Report Translated into Turkish.
Who are the 10 Worst
Corporations at Labour Party Conference 2002 and Why?
(PDF† 1.04MB) September
2002
This report exposes the destructive activities of the "terrible
ten" - the worst corporations giving financial backing to the Labour
Party Conference 2002.
2002 World
Summit - Greenwash Academy Awards
(PDF†) August 2002
The Greenwash Academy Awards, aka Green Oscars, recognise the achievements
of business and industry on sustainable development. Award winners include
BP for Best Greenwash, Enron for Best Makeup, Sasol for Best Picture
and Exxon Mobil for Best Director.
Clashes
with Corporate Giants - 22 Campaigns for Biodiversity and Community
(PDF† - 2.5MB) August
2002
This report by Friends of the Earth International gives 22 case studies
which show a sample of the misdeeds and atrocities inflicted every day
upon the
environment and upon people around the world by corporations not living
up to the promises of their lobbyists to deliver sustainable development.
Principles for
Profit
(PDF† - 2.5MB) May
2002
This report looks at how corporations could contribute to a sustainable
and just society and be accountable to their stakeholders, by embodying
principles for profit.
Rogue Traders
(PDF† - 281K) March
2002
Report on Morgan Stanley's financing of socially and environmentally
controversial projects in Asia - including Asia
Pulp and Paper. By International Rivers Network, Students for a
Free Tibet, Free Tibet Campaign and Friends of the Earth.
Paper Tiger, Hidden
Dragons 2: April Fools
(PDF†) format - 290K) Feb 2002
Detailed report revealing the destruction and social conflict caused
by APRIL
and the paper merchants and financial institutions who have supported
it.
Review of EIAR
for the Ilisu Dam and HEPP
(PDF† - 3,088 K) September
2001
Summary
(PDF† - 92K) September
2001
An analysis of the Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Ilisu
Dam, showing that international standards and the UK Government's conditions
for providing financial backing have been met.
Paper
Tiger, Hidden Dragon
(PDF†) August 2001
A Friends of the Earth Report detailing the responsibility of international
financial institutions for Indonesian forest destruction, social conflict
and the financial crisis of Asia
Pulp and Paper.
Capital Punishment:
UK Insurance Companies and the Global Environment
January 2000
Most financial institutions have so far failed
to take account of the environment in their investment
strategies. This report aims to stimulate discussion
around the environmental consequences of the
investment strategies of institutional investors.
A Superficial
Attraction:The Voluntary Approach and Sustainable Development.
October 1995
This report examines whether the voluntary approach is a credible alternative
to regulation and whether it is compatible with sustainable development.
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