Environment
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Ecuador's 'Major' Oil Spill Cause Devastating Effects in River and Protected Amazon Area
According to information released Wednesday by the business that controls the pipeline, an oil spill caused by a damaged pipeline in Ecuador's Amazon area spilled about 6,300 barrels into an environmental reserve.
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