Letter to ArcelorMittal – Stop sacrificing miners in Kazakhstan
June 10, 2008
Global Action on ArcelorMittal is appalled by the recent accident in ArcelorMittal owned Tentekskaya, mines in the Karaganda region of central Kazakhstan. Five miners are feared dead following an accident on the early morning of June 2, 2008 following a cave-in and methane leak. This is the second accident in the companys Kazakh mines this year, after 30 miners were killed in a mine explosion in January. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the families of the miners who have lost their lives.
Green Action follow-up letter with the Croatian Ministry of Environment
June 3, 2008
On July 24, 2008 Croatian Ministry of Environment responded to above letter. Download the response as pdf here.
Bankwatch Mail 37
June 2, 2008
In this issue: EU billions must help to reduce waste, not boost it * European Investment Bank urged to stop fueling the incineration fire * Zero waste, zero pain * The EIB undermines Africa * Strange bedfellows: the EIB’s huge fossil fuels portfolio is smothering clean energy initiatives * A deluge of public subsidies for Ethiopian dam projects, but public benefits missing * Public consultation on EIB environmental policy at last, but problems persist * Czech roads paved with whose gold exactly?
Sakhalin II fact-finding mission photo report
June 1, 2008
Fuelling the fire: European Investment Bank financing for the incineration industry
May 29, 2008
The European Investment Bank is mandated to promote EU policy with its project investments and invested over EUR 1.5 billion in 33 waste management projects between 2000 and 2006, the majority of which were in the EU. If the EIB is to truly support the implementation of EU policy, this bias towards incineration investments must be halted.
Follow-up letter to the EBRD regarding the Bautino Atash Marine and Supply Base project in Kazakshtan
May 29, 2008
Rapid Environmental Assessment for the Industrial and Energetic Park’s at Porto Romano, Durres, Albania
May 28, 2008
Letter to DG TREN regarding EU and EIB funds for ill-conceived projects
May 28, 2008
Report on the meeting with DG Regio regarding the Demir Kapija – Smokvica highway
May 22, 2008
Western High Speed Diameter: strategic risks of a strategic project
May 19, 2008
The Western High Speed Diameter (WHSD) is a 46 kilometre toll motorway, part of the IX Pan-European Transport Corridor linking St. Petersburg with Scandinavia. The road has been presented as a strategic investment priority for St. Petersburg by the Russian authorities and international financiers as it is going to be the first public-private partnership in Russia as well as the first toll road in Russia. Yet there are serious doubts that the WHSD will make St. Petersburg a better place.