Nigeria has been trying to stop routine flaring since the late 1970s. The first major shot at the challenge was made via the Associated Gas Re-Injection Act (1979), which tried to force gas reinjection and restrict flaring. The Act failed because it criminalised gas flaring without fixing the econom
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