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- HIDDEN AMAZON COMMUNITIES IN ECUADOR ON THEIR WAY TO EXTINCTION: Who is providing the guns & who is dropping toxic food from a plane?THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN’S VOICE-24/05/2013 HIDDEN COMMUNITIES ON THEIR WAY TO EXTINCTION Urgent need for preventative measures to protect peoples living in voluntary isolation. The massacre of some 30 Taromenane in March uncovers the negligence of the Ecuadorian state in protecting the communities that still remain in the Amazon rainforest and the new realit […]
- Paul Watson: Pirate, Eco-Terrorist or Activist?THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN’S VOICE-12/04/2013 Paul Watson: Pirate, Eco-Terrorist or Activist? RICHMOND HILL, ON–(Marketwired – April 10, 2013) - There is no question that Paul Watson is a polarizing figure. His organization, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, whose mandate is “to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans” […]
- Plaintiffs’ Expert Disavows Evidence In Chevron Ecuador Case, Says Process `Fatally Tainted’THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN’S VOICE-12/04/2013 Plaintiffs’ Expert Disavows Evidence In Chevron Ecuador Case, Says Process `Fatally Tainted’ Attorney Steven Donziger’s long quest to wring a settlement from Chevron over oil pollution in the Ecuadorean jungle suffered a potentially fatal blow today after the environmental consultant he relied upon to obtain a $19 b […]
- Expansion of oil & murder in the Ecuadorian AmazonTHE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN’S VOICE-12/04/2013 Ecuador officials probe apparent Amazon revenge attack involving remote tribes QUITO, Ecuador — The director of a foundation that works in Ecuador’s rainforest says Amazon tribesmen apparently carried out a revenge attack and killed an undetermined number of people from a rival indigenous group that lives in volunta […]
- The Inuit people of Canada are not involved in the commercial seal slaughterTHE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN’S VOICE-12/04/2012 No need to commercially slaughter seals It’s that time of year again for Canadian taxpayers to help foot the bill for the commercial seal hunt. Over $20 million in government subsidies have been provided to the Canadian sealing industry during the period from 1995 to 2001. Over the past 10 years, […]
