Russian officials accuse Shell of a series of environmental violations at Sakhalin-2.
However, some observers say environmental checks are aimed at securing favorable terms for state-controlled Gazprom to enter the project.
(AP)
Oleg Mitvol (file photo) (ITAR-TASS) November 13, 2006 -- Oleg Mitvol, the deputy head of Russia's Rosprirodnadzor environmental agency, says proposals by Royal Dutch Shell to resolve environmental damage at a liquefied-natural-gas project in Russia's Far East are insufficient.
Russian officials accuse Shell of a series of environmental violations at Sakhalin-2.
However, some observers say environmental checks are aimed at securing favorable terms for state-controlled Gazprom to enter the project.
(AP)
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