Total will not leave Myanmar, the French major's boss, Christophe de Margerie, said Friday, shrugging off claims from a US environmental group that the French giant is supporting the country's military junta with revenue from its gas operations. A report by Earth Rights International (ERI) said the Yadana gas project, which also involves US Chevron and Thailand's PTT Exploration and Production, had generated $4.83 billion in gas sale revenues for the regime in the eight years since production began in 2000. ERI said the three partners earned almost $4.8 billion over the period.
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机译：这位法国少校的老板克里斯托弗·德·马格里（Christophe de Margerie）周五说，道达尔（Total）不会离开缅甸，这摆脱了美国环保组织关于该法国巨头通过其天然气业务的收入来支持该国军政府的说法。国际地球权利国际组织（ERI）的一份报告说，Yadana天然气项目也涉及美国雪佛龙公司和泰国的PTT勘探与生产公司，自2000年开始生产以来的八年中，为该政权创造了48.3亿美元的天然气销售收入。这三个合作伙伴在此期间的收入接近48亿美元。
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