Flaring of gas at Jubilee fields - Civil society raises red flag

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• THE CHOSEN ONE 11 years ago

  DO THESE BOOKLONG GOOD FOR NOTHING KOKOASI NKURASIFO THINK AT ALL?
  YOU ARE DOOMED WHEN YOU DO, YOU'RE DOOMED WHEN YOU DON'T.
  SAYING SOMETHING FOR SAYING SAKE.

  DO THESE BOOKLONG GOOD FOR NOTHING KOKOASI NKURASIFO THINK AT ALL?
  YOU ARE DOOMED WHEN YOU DO, YOU'RE DOOMED WHEN YOU DON'T.
  SAYING SOMETHING FOR SAYING SAKE.

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  The relentless scrutiny and the NPP's disagreement with the government to the acquisition of the Chinese loan - part of which is earmarked for the construction of the gas project - since it was sought in 2010 has contributed ...
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  The relentless scrutiny and the NPP's disagreement with the government to the acquisition of the Chinese loan - part of which is earmarked for the construction of the gas project - since it was sought in 2010 has contributed to delaying its completion and, by extension, hindered our economic and development progress. The problem, of course, is alternative funding. Here, the NPP and its collaborators have not put that forward but, indicated, unwittingly, to hand it to a foreign company to build and charge the nation as and when the gas is used. In such a situation, gas prices and availability will be at the mercy of the owners. It can be manipulated, either for political reason or for maximisation of profit, or both.

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• Kwei Jones Quartey 11 years ago

  Flaring of gas is one of those anti-environmental activities that makes one very nervous indeed

  Flaring of gas is one of those anti-environmental activities that makes one very nervous indeed

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