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Total Impact: The Human Rights, Environmental, and Financial Impacts of Total and Chevron’s Yadana Gas Project in Military-Ruled Burma

By EarthRights International  •  September 1, 2009

The report explains that Total and Chevron’s Yadana gas project has generated US$4.83 billion dollars for Burma’s military regime, and how the regime excluded the majority of that revenue from the country’s national budget.

Download the report in English.

Download the summary and recommendations in Burmese or French.

Tags: Chevron, EarthRights International, Total, Yadana Gas Project

This post is in: Business and Human Rights, Environmental and Economic Justice

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