This is a single Chevron waste pit in the Amazon. Probably has 10,000 gallons of oil toxins seeping

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Steven Donziger
@SDonziger
This is a single Chevron waste pit in the Amazon. Probably has 10,000 gallons of oil toxins seeping into waterways that Indigenous peoples use to drink, bathe and fish.

Multiply this pit by 1,000. That's @Chevron's legacy in Ecuador.



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And more on this poor fellow getting run roughshod over by Chevron:

BREAKING: @thenation explains how @Chevron colluded with a judge to deny me a jury of my peers in 2013 -- and how it is doing it again today as I face an unfair trial and prison. Meanwhile, in the Amazon my clients are dying from Chevron's pollution.

A New Justice Movement Emerges to Defend Steven Donziger
thenation.com

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[WhiteTara]

1. k&r

[Ferrets are Cool]

2. K and R

[MerryBlooms]

3. r&k

[Yeehah]

4. Humans shall pay an awful price for our wanton destruction of the biosphere

It is likely too late to prevent widespread environmental disasters.

[soothsayer]

5. I'm very heartened when I watch shows like "After We're Gone" that shows how quickly the earth...

...erases any sign of us.

That, and neglecting the yard. Nature comes back hard —- but we ought to stop fouling it.

[Yeehah]

6. The thousands of species we destroy will never come back

We are a part of nature but many humans see nature as an enemy that must be destroyed.