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Ecumenical Council on Corporate Responsibility [UK]

[PDF] Shell in the Niger Delta: A Framework for Change [Nigeria]

This report provides an update on Shellโ€™s social and environmental impacts in the Niger Deltaโ€ฆ[T]he case studies reveal aโ€ฆcontinuing failure by Shell and [Shellโ€™s Nigerian subsidiary, the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC)] to operate in the Niger Delta fully according to robust international social and environmental standards; severe pollution of air, land and water, with disastrous impacts on health and livelihoods; inadequate inclusion of communities in decisions affecting their lives; a failure to dialogue respectfully, address critical needs and maintain trust; short-termism and lack of vision. Shellโ€™s own General Business Principles, if rigorously implemented, would go some way to meet these concernsโ€ฆThe report makesโ€ฆten overall recommendations to Shell and SPDCโ€ฆ[includes response and comments by Shell, and full text of Shellโ€™s General Business Principles]

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Nigeria: Report on Shellโ€™s environmental & social impacts, based on case studies by NGOs working with Niger Delta communities

Shell lawsuit (re oil pollution in Nigeria)