Ecuador keeps up oil cleanup fight against Chevron

17 Nov 2008

Abel Garrido has just struck oil and he’s not happy about it. Using a tree branch, the weathered farmer probed the edge of a pond that his cattle use for drinking water and soon turned up the smelly black sludge that he says has killed much of his livestock and sickened his family.Full_Story

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Ecuador keeps up oil cleanup fight against Chevron

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