Abstract
This Note examines the use of litigation to stop gas flaring in Nigeria’s Niger Delta, and proposes an alternative solution to the ongoing gas flaring in the Niger Delta region. In exploring an alternative solution, this Note (1) details the history of gas flaring in Nigeria; (2) discusses Nigeria’s gas-flaring legislation and its implementation; (3) analyzes the impact that landmark gas flaring cases have had on the stoppage of gas flaring; and (4) details how litigation has been used as a tool to combat gas flaring, juxtaposing the concept of the rule of law. This Note concludes by suggesting that other solutions should be explored in combating the gas flaring problem in Nigeria’s Niger Delta.
Recommended Citation
Eferiekose Ukala, Gas Flaring in Nigeria‘s Niger Delta: Failed Promises and Reviving Community Voices, 2 Wash. & Lee J. Energy, Climate & Env’t. 97 (2011), https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/jece/vol2/iss1/4
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