The True Story of Chevron's Ecuador Disaster
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Over three decades of oil drilling in Ecuador's Amazon, Chevron dumped billions of gallons of toxic waste into waterways relied on by local inhabitants. The result: A humanitarian and public health crisis affecting thousands, which Chevron refuses to put right.
LATEST PRESS RELEASES:
Chevron's Arbitrator Suffers from Acute Ethical Problems
23 February 2012 | Amazon Defense Coalition
Ecuador Court Rejects Latest Chevron Attempt to Block Enforcement of $18 Billion Judgment
20 February 2012 | Amazon Defense Coalition
Will Chevron Case Take Down Trade Pact "Investor-State" Enforcement System?
17 February 2012 | Public Citizen
Chevron Secret Arbitration "Order" Will Have No Impact On $18 Billion Judgment
17 February 2012 | Amazon Defense Coalition
Video Exposes Chevron's Decimation of Indigenous Groups In Ecuador's Amazon
16 February 2012 | Amazon Defense Coalition
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MEDIA COVERAGE:
Should Chevron's Board Adopt a Higher Profile?
21 February 2012 | Financial Times Agenda
Ecuadoreans Blast "Secret" Hague Tribunal Convened for Chevron
10 February 2012 | Courthouse News Service
Ecuadoreans Call for U.S. Help in Chevron Arbitration
30 January 2012 | Reuters
Chevron, Ecuador and the $2.2 Million Man
27 January 2012 | San Francisco Chronicle
US Appeals Court: Judge Overstepped Authority in Banning Collection of $18B Ecuador Judgement
26 January 2012 | Associated Press
