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Mort à huis clos

En mars 2024, une explosion sur la plateforme pétrolière de Becuna, au large des côtes du Gabon, a tué six travailleurs. L'enquête sans précédent menée sur le groupe Perenco, la compagnie pétrolière privée qui possède et exploite la plateforme de Becuna, révèle les causes de cette catastrophe meurtrière.

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Transformando el Bosque

Cómo las exportaciones de madera de Colombia a EE. UU. sostienen a grupos armados y la tala ilegal

Una investigación de varios años revela cómo las exportaciones de madera de Colombia, especialmente la madera utilizada para decking y pisos, están ingresando a los mercados de EE. UU., UE y Canadá sin los documentos legales requeridos para probar su origen legal.

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Decking the Forest

How Colombia's Unlawful Timber Exports to the U.S. Sustain Armed Groups and Illegal Logging

A multi-year investigation exposes how Colombia’s timber exports—especially timber used for decking and flooring—are entering U.S., EU, and Canadian markets without the legal documents required to prove lawful origin.

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Tricks, Traders and Trees

How Illegal Logging Drives Forest Crime in the Brazilian Amazon and Feeds EU and U.S. Markets

EIA’s new investigation, supported with analysis by the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA), has uncovered rampant illegal logging, fraud, and corruption in the Brazilian Amazon. We're calling for stricter enforcement, supply chain transparency, and international collaboration to stop the illegal timber trade from destroying the Amazon.

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Crudo Engaño

Los impactos escondidos de la industria petrolera en Colombia sobre la gente, el clima y la biodiversidad

EIA US y Earthworks hallazgos presentan evidencia de lo que parece ser actividades ilegales sistemáticas por parte de Ecopetrol, la petrolera estatal colombiana.

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Crude Lies

Colombia's Oil Industry Hidden Impacts on People, Biodiversity, and Climate

EIA's two-year investigation into Ecopetrol, the largest company in Colombia, exposes what voices inside and outside of the country have denounced for years as some of the oil industry’s worst practices. Our findings present evidence of systematic illegal activity by Ecopetrol, known to and greenlighted by the company’s higher management.