Oil-Rich South Sudan Slams Operators for Environmental Damage

Oil companies pumping crude from South Sudan should restore the environment after years of widespread degradation, a government official has said

By: financialpost.com

Sep 04 2024
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(Bloomberg) — Oil companies pumping crude from South Sudan, including a unit of Malaysian oil and gas giant Petroliam Nasional Bhd, should restore the environment after years of widespread degradation, according to a government official. Read More

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Oil-Rich South Sudan Slams Operators for Environmental Damage

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