Chevron

Over the span of around 30 years starting (accounts vary) between 1965 and 1972, Texaco extracted more than 1.5 billion barrels of oil from the Ecuadorian Amazon and dumped 18.5 billion gallons of toxic waste into the rainforest, contaminating streams, soil and estuaries, according to a complaint filed by five indigenous groups and 80 communities in the Ecuadorian Superior Court lawsuit Aguinda v. ChevronTexaco. Because of the disaster childhood leukemia rates are four times higher and young children routinely die of lukemia.

Chevron owns a 28 percent stake of the pipeline in Burma called the "Yadana project" which is the largest source of income for the Burmese government, at $969 million a year in 2008. Total is also part owner of the project that was grandfathered in, before sanctions prevented similar project from being contracted to foreign companies.