The wild cost of oil exploration Archives

Meaningful consultation with communities: what does it mean?

by Helen Acton | Apr 7, 2022 | The wild cost of oil exploration, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

It is high time for mining rights applicants to give indigenous communities, and customary law, the recognition and respect that they deserve.

Is betting on oil and gas the right choice for Africa?

by Stephen Buchanan-Clarke | Mar 31, 2022 | The wild cost of oil exploration, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

A committed transition away from new oil and gas exploration opens the space for African states to allocate resources to a ‘leapfrogging’ development trajectory that can truncate the historical relationship between income growth and environmental degradation.

Shell case exposes holes in SA’s commitment to transnational climate agreements

by Monique Bennett | Mar 24, 2022 | The wild cost of oil exploration, TRENDING ARTICLES | 0 |

What SA’s Shell case says about commitment to transnational climate agreements

What is all the noise about seismic surveys about?

by Helen Grange | Mar 15, 2022 | The wild cost of oil exploration | 0 |

Are seismic surveys damaging to marine life, and just how serious is this threat to the ocean?

Flaws in SA’s environmental law to come under spotlight in Shell SA court review

by Helen Acton | Mar 9, 2022 | THE WICKED CONVERSATION, The wild cost of oil exploration | 0 |

The review of Shell’s exploration right, set to be heard on 30 May, will underscore shortcomings in the legislation governing the environmental management of mining.