[Premium Times] Four years after Nigeria tightened its anti-gas flaring laws, a PREMIUM TIMES investigation finds weak enforcement, rising methane emissions, with oil-producing communities paying severely for these.
Nigeria: Investigation – Oil Companies Violate Nigerian Laws, Flare Gas, Face No Sanctions (1)
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