Now that Chevron has been found guilty — again — for intentionally dumping a massive amount of toxic oil waste in the Ecuadorean Amazon, the company has become increasingly desperate to explain its refusal to take responsibility. But then, Chevron’s spokespeople have never been afraid to make absurd excuses for why their company puts profits over people.
Chevron has been found guilty of dumping over 18 billion gallons of toxic oil waste in the Ecuadorean Amazon, but the company has vowed never to pay to clean up its mess. Tell Chevron that enough is enough. Clean up Ecuador now!
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When Chevron rolled out its fancy new "We Agree" ad campaign in October 2010, we were ready for them. We had only the tiniest fraction of Chevron’s budget — the company typically spends as much as $90 million on an ad campaign like this — but we had the element of surprise, and we were determined to press our advantage.
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As detailed in our video, "Great Moments In Stupid Chevron PR" (view it below), Chevron will say anything to evade its responsibility to clean up its toxic mess in Ecuador. The company has tried just about every dirty trick it could come up with, too.
An appeals court in Ecuador has just upheld the $18 billion decision against Chevron for its massive oil pollution in the Amazon.
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Write to CEO John Watson and tell him it's time for Chevron to take responsibility for its oil pollution in the Ecuadorean Amazon.
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