CEO defends mining firm in full-page ads.(James R. Moffett of Freeport-McMoRan Inc.)

From: National Catholic Reporter | Date: December 22, 1995| Author: Berry, Jason | Copyright information

James Moffett of Freeport-McMoRan placed two ads in the Dec 5, 1995, New York Times in an effort to refute reports that the company was guilty of environmental and human rights abuses in its operations on an Indonesian island. The claims, and a debate at Loyola University, are discussed.

NEW ORLEANS - Freeport-McMoRan the multinational mining firm accused of environmental abuses and human rights violations at its operations on a remote Indonesian jungle island, took out two full-pag...

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