africa
Dec 31, 2009
Land owner on the coast of Adina
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Member of the Adina Association of Fishermen 2
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Member of the Adina Association of Fishermen
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Fisherman just back from fishing
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Woman fears looming water
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Fisherman concerned about the future of his children
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Dec 30, 2009
Woman buying fish on the beach
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Fisherman against his boat
The residents of fishing villages in Ghana talk about how commercial fishing and coastal erosion, caused by climate change, are having a disastrous effect on their livelihoods. Friends of the Earth Ghana is working with these communities to raise awareness of the issues and find solutions to their plight.
Dec 08, 2009
Liberia and Cameroon: Illegal logging
Communities in Liberia and Cameroon talk about how the global demand for timber is destroying their livelihoods.
Mar 30, 2009
Cameroon: Chief of Mbikiliki unhappy with oil pipeline
The Chief of Mbikikiki village talks about water pollution caused by the construction of the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline. The pipeline is owned by Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Petronas.
Cameroon: Chief of Nkongzok upset by oil pipeline
The Chief of Nkongzok talks about the destruction of fruit trees and the lack of compensation for damage caused by the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline project. The pipeline is run by Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Petronas.
Cameroon: Woman affected by oil pipeline
Jeanne Noah talks about the loss of land and the destruction of medicinal trees and indigenous peoples' hunting grounds as a result of the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline project run by Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Petronas.
May 13, 2008
Swaziland: Pulp Mill affects locals
Apr 25, 2008
Swaziland: Living near a pulp mill
Locals living near Sappi Usutu Pulp Mill in Swaziland talk about the damage and pollution caused to their environment.
Feb 26, 2008
Burkina Faso: The impacts of imported rice
Tapsoba Lydie from the peasant organisation speaks about the impacts the imported rice have on local rice production.
Dec 05, 2007
Swaziland: guidelines for energy investments in Swaziland
Thuli Mahama, director Yonge Nawe/Friends of the Earth Swaziland talks about guidelines for energy investments in developing countries.
Video produced by WISE - World Information Service on Energy (www10.antenna.nl/wise/)
South Africa: Living near an oil refinery
Used with permission from Raised Voices (www.raisedvoices.net)
Nigeria: The impacts of oil extraction
Meet Tina and Ifie from Bayelsa. They have been busy collecting testimonies about the devastating effects of the oil business on their community.
