Detecting disasters on community lands in the Amazon: film highlights indigenous struggle

Mongabay
Feb 27, 2018, 7:00 am142 pts
Tens of thousands of indigenous people in the Peruvian Amazon have been fighting decades of contamination of their natural resources by foreign and domestic oil companies. Oil spills, leaky pipelines, and dumping of toxic production waters have polluted soils, gardens, rivers and lakes, as well as the fish and…

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