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PWYP Norway’s capacity strengthening programme, TRACE, is now open for applications from civil society representatives working with advocacy towards the oil and gas industry. The application deadline is 27th August 2010.

El programa de capacitación para la sociedad civil, TRACE, acepta aplicaciones hasta la fecha límite 27 de agosto 2010.

Canada's dirty oil

Alberta’s oil reserves are the second largest in the world and international companies have found a foundation in Canadian sands. Despite high costs – especially environmental costs – dirty energy drives Alberta forward.

By: Sindre Sverdrup Strand (article awarded PWYP Norway’s 2010 stipend for journalism students)

Landmark US legislation sheds light on billions in payments from oil and mineral companies

Last night the U.S. Congress voted in favour of sweeping financial reforms which include a landmark provision requiring oil, gas and mining companies registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to publish how much they pay to foreign countries and the U.S.

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