The oil company Shell has agreed to pay nearly $60 million in compensation to communities in the Niger Delta affected by multiple oil spills over the years. The compensation is as a result of a case brought in a Dutch court by four Nigerian farmers who said they lost money because of contaminated lands and waterways.
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