Blood and fire: mining and militarization in the Ecuadorian Amazon

The Ecologist
Jan 24, 2017, 5:25 am128 pts
The opposition of Ecuador's Shuar People to large scale mining and hydroelectric development in their ancestral forests has triggered a full-scale military occupation of their lands in the Amazon cloud forest, writes Jake Ling, accompanied by a surge in state-sponsored murder and violence - for which Chinese…

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