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We say No to the South H2 Corridor.

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    We call on governments, the EU and African institutions to stop investing in large scale hydrogen production and transport projects that are blocking the construction of a just energy model for communities across Europe and Africa.

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      We call on governments, the EU and African institutions to stop investing in large scale hydrogen production and transport projects that are blocking the construction of a just energy model for communities across Europe and Africa.

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      Large scale, export-oriented (green) hydrogen production on the African continent is encouraging a model of development in African countries that is perpetuating the extractivist legacy of the past. It is not welfare promoting but results in export-oriented economies that remove and transport commodities as quickly as possible to meet global demands. This is often accompanied by pollution and exploitation that are unfairly burdening on African people.

      goes to look at list of signatories

      I can't help but notice that on a statement principally making the case that the pipeline should not be built because it would harm Tunisians, only six of the signatory organizations objecting are actually out of Tunisia.

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