TotalEnergies' controversial oil project in Uganda remains in NGOs' sights
Le projet pétrolier controversé de TotalEnergies en Ouganda reste dans le viseur des ONG
Summary
TotalEnergies' controversial oil project in Uganda remains a target of NGOs, notably the vast Tilenga-EACOP venture spanning Uganda and Tanzania. The project is criticized for its potential impacts on the climate, biodiversity, and local communities. NGOs continue to challenge the oil major over the development.
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