In this riveting discussion, Riki Ott, an Alaskan fisher who played a key role in securing over $5 billion in damages from Exxon, and fellow fisherman Linden O’Toole delve into the ongoing legal battle post-Exxon Valdez spill. They explore the intersection of corporate funding and environmental justice, revealing how Exxon’s resources tilt legal narratives and jury decisions. Personal stories of struggle turn to triumph as they recount emotional courtroom moments, bridging theory and real-life consequences of corporate negligence. Their insights shed light on the complex legacy of this environmental disaster.
