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Source: The Guardian Wednesday 18 April 2012 Mark Weisbrot In taking back oil and gas company YPF, Argentina’s state is reversing past mistakes. Europe is in no position to be outraged The Argentinian government’s decision to renationalise the oil and gas company YPF has been greeted with howls of outrage, threats, forecasts of rage and ruin, and a rude bit of name-calling in Source: Friends of the Earth Posted Apr. 16, 2012 / Posted by: Bill waren “There is a silent epidemic here. The effects on the children are not easily visible, but they have all kinds of serious health problems, and those will only get worse if the smelter reopens,” says Hugo Villa, a local doctor. According to the Blacksmith Institute, a non-profit pollution think Source: Reuters.com LIMA, April 12 | Thu Apr 12, 2012 2:05pm EDT (Reuters) – A restructuring plan for Doe Run Peru’s sprawling La Oroya smelter has been rejected and creditors will look for another firm to operate it, a member of the board of creditors and the metals company’s manager said on Thursday. The smelter has been idled since 2009 because of financial difficulties |
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