Exclusive: Liberian president calls for extradition of British businessman over alleged carbon offset deal

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President Elizabeth Sirleaf Johnson instructs ministry to begin extradition proceedings against British executive

The president of Liberia has demanded the extradition of a British businessman on charges of bribery in connection with a carbon offsetting deal worth up to $2.2bn. President Elizabeth Sirleaf Johnson...

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