Chronicles / June 7, 2019 From Big Oil to Palm Oil: For decades, the Ecuadorian Amazon has been the epicenter of one of the most polluting oil operations of all times…. Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / November 1, 2018 Stopping a gold rush in the Amazon: Facing the mounting pressures of the global race for gold and other metals across the globe, it’s not everyday that… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / October 24, 2018 An unprecedented legal victory for indigenous rights in Ecuador frees up huge swath of Amazonian rainforest from gold mining On October 22nd 2018, the Kofan people of Sinangoe in the Ecuadorian Amazon won a landmark legal battle to protect… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / October 18, 2018 The buzz on deforestation and vector-borne diseases in the Amazon Getting comfortable on my mat, after day of field work on the frontlines of deforestation in the Ecuadorian Amazon, I… Read more Jena Webb
Chronicles / October 5, 2018 Deforestation in the Ecuadorian Amazon: When I started doing research on deforestation in the Ecuadorian Amazon back in 2001, it was almost impossible to get a clear… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / September 4, 2018 The Kofan people ramp up the fight to protect one of the most biodiverse forests in the Amazon In January 2018 the Ecuadorian Government concessioned off over 30,000 hectares of some of the most bio-diverse rainforest in the… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / August 13, 2018 Historic indigenous legal victory against gold mining in the Amazon In a lawsuit that will inspire and galvanize many other indigenous communities across the Amazon for years to come, the… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / July 18, 2018 Sinangoe Takes Its Fight to the Courtroom From December 2017 to February 2018, the Ecuadorian government granted more than 10 new gold mining concessions in the headwaters… Read more Alex Goff
Chronicles / July 4, 2018 Hit & run from illegal miners: The “fluorescent” orange water coming out of the ground and flowing towards the pristine headwaters of the Aguarico River smells… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / June 17, 2018 Bleeding the Flying River Dry: Deforestation, Climate Change and Drought in the Amazon Drought in the wettest place on Earth, you ask? How could this be? Alas, since 2005, the Amazon has experienced… Read more Jena Webb
Chronicles / April 19, 2018 What Do We Know About How Oil Spills Affect Human Health? Not Enough. Planes, trains and automobiles. Plastic, pesticides and polyester. Oil and gas have been the engine of the world economy for… Read more Jena Webb
Chronicles / April 9, 2018 ‘Our territory is our life’: one struggle against mining in Ecuador Original article from The Guardian available here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/andes-to-the-amazon/2018/apr/09/our-territory-our-life-struggle-mining-ecuador Read more The Guardian
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