Alcoa has stated they will provide financial assurances (up to $1.2 million) for the life of the license. However, Alcoa has failed to inform the public these assurances are not worth the paper they are written on without sufficient enforcement measures included in the agreement. Alcoa has refused to accept any language we have put forth that would provide sufficient remedies for the County to receive “financial assurances”, if Alcoa does not live up to its end of the bargain.
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In fact, the proposal Alcoa presented includes an escape clause for any responsibilities due from the company, but it does not allow for review of the hydroelectric license once the license has been awarded.
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As Alcoa’s latest offer stands, there is no efficient or cost effective way for the County to hold Alcoa accountable for its promises of jobs and investment
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Calisolar | Ceramic Tech Today - 0 views
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“The reason we’re coming here, and I’m going to be frank, is the Mississippi farm boys and the farm girls. I wouldn’t trade a Mississippi farm boy or farm girl for any Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, South American.”
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a company spokesperson told me that the no other location was being contemplated
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WMFD.com - Calisolar Inc. Says No To Ontario - 0 views
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Calisolar officials informed Mayor Larry Collins during a conference call Friday at 4 p.m. that the company would not be able to meet the construction deadline of September in order to qualify for a federal loan.
The Wal-Martization of Alcoa - Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights - 0 views
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Alcoa has taken what were high-tech, good-paying auto parts manufacturing jobs and reduced them to the lowest rung sweatshop production, replete with gross human rights violations, starvation wages and total lack of respect for workers' legal rights. At least this is the case at Alcoa's four wire harness manufacturing plants in the El Porvenir Free Trade Zone in Honduras.
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We were told that when companies like Alcoa, with their higher tech jobs, enter the developing world, wages, benefits and working conditions would all improve, notching up standards across the country. Certainly this has not been the case with Alcoa's auto parts production in Honduras, which is actually lowering standards and even undercutting low-end garment sweatshops.
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If Alcoa-a Fortune 500 company-can step on Honduran law and treat the government like a Banana Republic, then the race to the bottom in the global sweatshop economy will have reached new lows. If Alcoa can so blatantly ignore the U.S.-Central America Free Trade Agreement and ignore the treaty's worker rights provisions as just so many words on useless pieces of paper-then we need to revisit and renegotiate CAFTA, for something is seriously wrong.
Bahrain firm alleges Alcoa bribes in court filing - National News - MyNorthwest.com - 0 views
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The alleged bribery was so rampant, the lawsuit said, that Alcoa tried to buy a 26 percent stake in Alba for $600 million in 2004, when it should have paid $1 billion. The deal fell through.
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In asking Judge Ambrose to delay the litigation earlier this month, Justice Department attorney Adam Safwat said some witnesses are "terrified" and said the criminal investigation is broader than the allegations made in the lawsuit and involves banking transactions in the United States, Europe, Australia and the Middle East.
In Yadkin fight, Alcoa loses again: Federal appeals court upholds FERC denial | Citizen - 0 views
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Alcoa cannot receive a new federal license for the hydro project if it does not have a 401 certification. It is hard to imagine Alcoa claiming it did not mislead NC DENR when the words in those emails speak for themselves.
Alcoa ready to battle over Yadkin | North Carolina | Independent Weekly - 0 views
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"[Alcoa's] application and its supporting information were incorrect through intentional withholding of information material to" whether the dams could ever meet the permit standards, DWQ Director Colleen Sullins said in a revocation letter sent to Alcoa Power Generating Inc., a subsidiary of the giant worldwide corporation.
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Badin Lake still has PCB pollution, Riverkeeper says | JournalNow.com - 0 views
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