Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Leather-in-a-Tannery-in-Philippines-27MZIFIIZJI8.htmlConceptually similarLeather in a Tannery in PhilippinesGP02DNXCompleted★★★★Leather in a Tannery in PhilippinesGP02DNYCompleted★★★★Chemicals in a Tannery in PhilippinesGP02DNZCompleted★★★★Tannery Water Discharge in PhilippinesGP02DOACompleted★★★★Tannery Workers in PhilippinesGP02DO1Completed★★★★Tannery Worker in PhilippinesGP02DO2Completed★★★★Tannery Worker in PhilippinesGP02DO0Completed★★★★Tannery Worker in PhilippinesGP02DNWCompleted★★★★Tannery Workers in PhilippinesGP02DO9Completed★★★★View AllGP02DNTLeather in a Tannery in PhilippinesAnimal skins are hung out to dry inside a tannery, Meycauayan City. The tanning industry is one of the biggest employers in Bulacan Province. The Marilao River System, also in Balacan has been named as one of the 30 most polluted rivers in the world by the Blacksmith Institute Report.Locations:Bulacan Province-Luzon-Marilao-Philippines-Southeast AsiaDate:9 Sep, 2010Credit:© John Javellana / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Chemicals-Day-Indoors-Industries-KWCI (GPI)-Leather-Low angle view-Machinery-Processing plants-River pollution-Toxics (campaign title)-Water pollutionShoot:Industrial Pollution on the Marilao River SystemDocumentation on the Marilao River, in Bulacan Province, declared as one of the 30 most polluted rivers in the world by the Blacksmith Institute Report.
