Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Brumadinho-Environmental-Crime-in-Brazil-27MZIFJW9KDX4.htmlConceptually similarBrumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSZMVCompleted★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSZMZCompleted★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSZN1Completed★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSZN2Completed★★★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSZX0Completed★★★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSYJQCompleted★★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSYJRCompleted★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilGP0STSYK4Completed★★★★Brumadinho Environmental Crime Affected People in BrazilGP0STSYJTCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STSZN0Brumadinho Environmental Crime in BrazilParaopeba River in the city of São Joaquim de Bicas. In this area, the river was pronounced dead due to the high level of toxic waste.On January 25th, a tailing dam from an iron ore mine from Vale, a Brazilian mining company, collapsed, flooding with almost 13 million m³ of toxic mud the district of Córrego do Feijão, in the city of Brumadinho, in Minas Gerais state. Authorities search for survivors amongst the havoc.This environmental crime takes place a little over three years after the dam collapse in the city of Mariana, also in Minas Gerais state, controlled by Vale and British-Australian BHP.In original language:Crime Ambiental em Brumadinho, Minas GeraisRio Paraopeba no município de São Joaquim de Bicas. Nesta área, o rio foi considerado morto devido à quantidade de rejeitos de minério.No dia 25 de janeiro, uma barragem de rejeitos minerais de ferro da empresa Vale rompeu, inundando com quase 13 milhões de m³ de lama tóxica o distrito de Córrego do Feijão, em Brumadinho, Minas Gerais. Autoridades procuram por sobreviventes e vítimas em meio à destruição.Este crime ambiental acontece pouco mais de três anos após a ruptura da barragem em Mariana, Minas Gerais, controlada pela Vale e pela anglo-australiana BHP.Locations:Brazil-Minas Gerais-Paraopeba River-São Joaquim de Bicas-South AmericaDate:4 Feb, 2019Credit:© Christian Braga / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6016px X 4016pxKeywords:Accidents-Day-Disasters-Iron ore mining-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-River pollution-Rivers-Toxic waste-Toxics (campaign title)-Vale S.A.-Water pollutionShoot:Brumadinho Environmental Crime in Brazil - Photos by Christian BragaOn January 25th, a tailing dam from an iron ore mine from Vale, a Brazilian mining company, collapsed, flooding with almost 13 million m³ of toxic mud the district of Córrego do Feijão, in the city of Brumadinho, in Minas Gerais state. Authorities search for survivors amongst the havoc.This environmental crime takes place a little over three years after the dam collapse in the city of Mariana, also in Minas Gerais state, controlled by Vale and British-Australian BHP.Related Collections:Brumadinho Environmental Crime in Brazil (All Photos & Videos)
