Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Coal-Tunnels-in-Colombia-27MZIFJ6K851D.htmlConceptually similarCoal Tunnels in ColombiaGP0STPKYFCompleted★★★★Entrance of a Coal Mine, Páramos ColombiaGP0STPKYUCompleted★★★★Precarious Coal Tunnels in ColombiaGP0STPKYVCompleted★★★★Compilation of Coal in the Páramos in ColombiaGP0STPKYRCompleted★★★★Coal Transport from the Mines in the Páramos ColombiaGP0STPKYICompleted★★★★Local Workers Bringing out Coal from the Tunnels in ColombiaGP0STPKYSCompleted★★★★Páramo of Pisba Valley ColombiaGP0STPKYMCompleted★★★★Páramos LandscapeGP0STPKYNCompleted★★★★Local Peasants Walking along the Páramo in ColombiaGP0STPKYKCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPKYQCoal Tunnels in ColombiaLong coal tunnels tend to destabilise the mountain causing possible fall downs of soil and rocks.Following social pressure from communities and Greenpeace, Hunza Coal has been ordered to abandon part of its mining operation in the Pisbo Páramo in Colombia.Locations:Colombia-South AmericaDate:28 Sep, 2013Credit:© Jhon Heaver Paz / GreenpeaceMaximum size:1800px X 1200pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Manual workers-Men-Mining-One person-OutdoorsShoot:Historic Victory for the Páramos in ColombiaFollowing social pressure from communities and Greenpeace, Hunza Coal has been ordered to abandon part of its mining operation in the Pisbo Páramo in Colombia.
