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- I had an opinion piece in Cork #EveningEcho last week re #ProvidenceResources #Barryroe & lack of benefits to Ireland irishoilandgas.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/ech… 1 week ago
- #ProvidenceResources on #TodayPK: Tony O’Reilly talks of “investment”. Investment will all be in other countries. No jobs or industry in Irl 1 week ago
- #ProvidenceResources on #TodayPK: Pat - Ireland won’t be able to increase the tax take later for the very many areas already licensed 1 week ago
- Docu re death in Bolivia of #MichaelDwyer recruited by #IRMS colleagues at #CorribGas. AlJazeera & Sky514 Wed 10.30pm westernpeople.com/2013/04/02/tv-… 1 month ago
- @Fergusodowd was on @BBCRadio4 today repeating oil industry myths re jobs & spin-offs from Irish oil. The truth is at irishoilandgas.wordpress.com/2011/07/03/oil… 2 months ago
Author Archives: William Hederman
Corrib will pay little or no tax: who is to blame?
If an oil company takes longer than expected to complete an oil or gas extraction project and, as a result of those delays, ends up paying no revenue to the state from whose territory for oil or gas extracted, most … Continue reading
‘Dalkey and oil’ – opinion piece on Broadsheet.ie
By William Hederman [Article published on Broadsheet.ie on 4th October 2012] “We’re going to be rich” That was one response on Twitter last night to the news that Providence Resources has been granted a licence to drill for oil less … Continue reading
Ireland totally unsuited to fracking – Greg Palast
By William Hederman Ireland is totally unsuited to the process of hydraulic fracturing or ‘fracking’ to extract natural gas, according to the best-selling author of a book on the global oil and gas industry. Greg Palast, a renowned investigative journalist, … Continue reading
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Tagged Environment, EPA, Fracking, Greg Palast, irish gas, Palast, Tamboran
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Why journalists are afraid of covering the Corrib Gas project
By William Hederman This is a paper I presented at the People’s Forum in Inver in north Mayo on July 7th, 2012 On her radio programme a few weeks ago, (Saturday, April 14th, 2012), Marian Finucane interviewed the parents of … Continue reading
Corrib: Shatter’s ‘protest tourists’ are acting in Ireland’s interest
[Article published on Politico.ie on 21 February 2012] As 19 campaigners go on trial in Mayo, William Hederman writes that the expensive policing of the Corrib gas project is facilitating a transfer of resources to private corporations. Those “outsiders” who … Continue reading