Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters visits site of Amazon oil pollution, blasts Chevron

Published on November 26, 2018

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Roger Waters, the founder of Pink Floyd currently touring Latin America, arrived in Ecuador Monday and immediately traveled to the Amazon province of Sucumbíos to see oil pollution allegedly left behind by Texaco Oil in the 1970s. Texaco was acquired by Chevron Oil in 2000. Indigenous communities in the area are […]

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