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    Ecuador Petition Delivery to Chevron Headquarters

    March 2010 | Jonathan McIntosh / Rainforest Action Network | Photo Gallery

    Emergildo Criollo traveled to California recently from his indigenous village in Ecuador to the home of Chevron’s new CEO John Watson and then to a meeting with state lawmakers, demanding that the oil giant Chevron “… take responsibility for their actions and clean up our rivers and forests – our homes.”

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