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Carlyn Kolker, American Lawyer

Jungle Warfare

โ€ฆFor the past three yearsโ€ฆ[Chevron and residents of Ecuadorโ€™s Amazon basin] have been engaged in a contentious trial in Lago Agrio over Chevron's alleged contamination of the Amazon region. According to the plaintiffs' allegations, Chevron is guilty ofโ€ฆdumping 18.5 billion gallons of oily water into rivers and streams in Ecuador's Amazon regionโ€ฆThey say the dumping caused a high incidence of cancer, spontaneous abortions, and birth defects. Chevron says it complied with Ecuadorian law at the timeโ€ฆThe plaintiffsโ€ฆare trying for something beyond the norm: representing a class of individual plaintiffs in an environmental tort case in a country with little history of toxic tort law. In that sense, the case is a pioneering new paradigmโ€ฆ [Also refers to Texaco, Petroecuador]

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