A year after Ecuador oil spill, Indigenous victims await justice, reparations

Mongabay
Apr 29, 2021, 4:27 pm163 pts
It started as an ordinary morning in Ecuador’s eastern Orellana province. Abel Jipa’s sons, Byron and Johnny, and his son-in-law, Gibson, set out on the Coca River to go fishing in their canoe before sunrise. The morning of April 8, 2020, was different, however, after an estimated 15,800 barrels of oil…

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