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 The campaign for accountability is facilitated by Elizabeth Deane-Hughes, Attorney at Law


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Statement made at EEPGL Public Consultations on 11 May, 2022

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  11 May 2022 Greetings of wellbeing to all I take this opportunity to make it pellucidly clear that I have no objections to pipeline nor this one per se My concerns are with the lack of due process and following procedure. There are fundamental breaches in adherence to the instruments that govern our country and also that of the Gunning principles. This can however be fixed, simply by recalling the submitted documents at EPA correcting the errors which include but are not limited to Engaging the primary stakeholder who are in the AOI – it’s interesting that the document has photographs of houses in Crane, Canals# 1&2 but yet still the people living next to the proposed pipeline were not engage. It is agreed that extensive stakeholder consultations were held throughout regions 1-6 but this group was overlooked Attached the required signatures and addresses, etc of the developer on the documents as per EPAct and the regulations – the omission has se...
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Letter sent to Engine 1's Directors on Board of Directors of ExxonMobil

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