COVER:
Hardback
PAGES:
256
PAGE SIZE:
216 x 134 mm
PUBLICATION DATE
30 Aug 2009
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A Great Read . . .,
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This review is from: A Swamp Full of Dollars: Pipelines and Paramilitaries at Nigeria's Oil Frontier (Hardcover)
The plunder by large oil companies in petroleum-rich Nigeria is a warning to the U.S., which receives the lion's share of Nigeria's oil exports. Michael Peel tells a fascinating story of what he discovered when traveling through Nigeria as an investigative reporter. Gangsters, corrupt officials, militias, greedy corporations, political, social, and economic chaos--and oil spills far larger than the BP disaster that wreaked havoc in America. As U.S. citizens we should know as much about this crisis as as our domestic spill--this book will open your eyes!
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