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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2024 · 12 MIN

EACOP in Uganda – How a heated oil pipeline leaves women and children in despair (S02 E04)

from Climate Justice Central Podcast · host Rosa Luxemburg Foundation

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline was supposed to transport oil from Uganda to Tanzania. Even before the project has reached financial close, it has turned sour. Communities and ecosystems around the pipeline are expecting a trail of destruction and environmental degradation. In this episode, journalist Onke Ngcuka talks about how women and children are already being negatively affected, and how the #StopEACOP campaign has left some traces of hope.

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