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  Order Barring Ecuador from Collecting $18 Billion Vacated

  September 19, 2011 | Associated Press

  "We can now at least dream there will be justice and compensation for the damage, the environmental crime, committed by Chevron in Ecuador."

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    September 29, 2011 | The Guardian

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  Eye on the Amazon      The official blog of Amazon Watch

  • Bolivian Indigenous March a Success

    Yesterday, President Evo Morales cancelled a planned road project that would have cut through the heart of the TIPNIS indigenous reserve in the Bolivian Amazon.

  • "The Amazon is Life"

    If you've heard of the Belo Monte Dam, you've probably seen a picture of Sheyla Juruna, Indigenous woman warrior from the Xingu River Basin of the Brazilian Amazon.

  • The Unconquered: Must-Read Book Hits the Shelves

    Back in 2003, I read a National Geographic article that dealt with an expedition, deep into the farthest reaches of the Amazon, to look for but explicitly not contact an indigenous tribe.

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