Toxic heavy metals found in indigenous people living near oil fields of Peruvian Amazon: Study
High levels of mercury, cadmium & arsenic were found in the urine samples of people living river basins of Corrientes, Pastaza, Tigre & Maranon
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High levels of mercury, cadmium & arsenic were found in the urine samples of people living river basins of Corrientes, Pastaza, Tigre & Maranon
LIMA, Peru (AP) — An Indigenous leader in Peru's Amazon region said Friday that his community had released 98 riverboat passengers — 23 of them foreign tourists — who had been detained overnight as a protest to demand government attention to complaints of oil pollution.
An Indigenous group in Peru released all detained tourists on a boat on Sunday. The group of roughly 70 tourists was detained by protesting...
An Indigenous leader in Peru's Amazon region said Friday that his community had released 98 riverboat passengers — 23 of them foreign tourists — who had been detained overnight as a protest to demand government attention to complaints of oil pollution.
Dozens of boat passengers were detained overnight by Amazon residents as a protest to demand government attention to complaints of oil pollution.