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Perenco in the DRC: when oil makes the poor poorer

Perenco in Bas-Congo, or how oil extraction destroys the environment and the livelihoods of local people, almost without giving them anything in return? In Muanda, “the poorest city in the world oil” exploitation of black gold by the Anglo-French company Perenco…

Valuing natural capital or devaluing nature?

Coins hammered into a tree in Wales: literally natural capital. Photo: Eifion. This image is licensed under Creative Commons License. “To press non-economic values into the framework of the economic Calculus… it is a procedure by which the higher is reduced to the…

State of Power – 2014

In its third annual ‘State of Power’ report, TNI uses dynamic infographics and penetrating essays to expose and analyse the principal power-brokers that have caused financial, economic, social and ecological crises worldwide. Download full report: State of Power 2014 (PDF,…

Learning from the defeat of Monsanto in Córdoba

The multinationals can be defeated only if there exists a powerful social movement, supported by a significant portion of the population. A provincial tribunal in Córdoba determined that Monsanto should halt construction of a plant for the treatment of transgenic…

The Global Fight Against Corporate Rule

  Activists are challenging rules that grant corporations the right to sue governments A protester holds a sign that reads in Spanish “No to mining” at a protest against Canada’s gold and silver mining operations in northern El Salvador, outside…