News Source: Al Jazeera
| 2 months ago
Trafigura, along with Leigh Day & Co, a British law firm, said in a joint statement they were in settlement talks, but did not mention any compensation figure. "It currently appears that this settlement is likely to be acceptable to most, if not all,...
News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
| 2 months ago
Greenpeace says it has uncovered new evidence linking an oil trading company to toxic waste that killed 15 people in Ivory Coast in 2006, and is asking Dutch prosecutors to reconsider charging executives with illegal dumping...Trafigura, which is...
News Source: Dutch News
| 2 months ago
At the moment, many highly-skilled graduates leave the port city after completing their education and the city council has made encouraging them to stay one of its priorities. The 70 apartments in a conservation area have been sold by the council to...
News Source: Guardian Unlimited
| 2 months ago
Today the Guardian reveals how the British oil firm Trafigura tried to cover up the dumping of toxic waste in Ivory Coast...The Guardian's Xan Rice visited Ivory Coast's capital, Abidjan, last year to meet some of the people poisoned by the toxic...
News Source: Dutch News
| 2 months ago
The documents emphasise there is no question of the port being privatised, the FD says...The city council wants to double throughput at the harboer to 124 million tonnes a year between 2008 and 2020. Freek Ossel, who is in charge of the port on the...
News Source: Dutch News
| 2 months ago
Thursday 17 September 2009 The head of Amsterdam-based oil company Trafigura and other senior staff were aware that the ship Probo Koala was carrying toxic waste and that it was illegal to take the waste out of Europe, the Volkskrant reports on...