Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Logging-Truck-in-Para-State--Brazil-27MZIF3KLZKU.htmlConceptually similarLogging Truck in Para State, BrazilGP0STONJ2Completed★★★★Logging Truck in Para State, BrazilGP0STONJ4Completed★★★★Logging Truck in Para State, BrazilGP0STONJ3Completed★★★★★★Rainbow Trading Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONDICompleted★★★★★★Rainbow Trading Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONQ7Completed★★★★Sabugy Madeiras Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONJ6Completed★★★★Sabugy Madeiras Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONQBCompleted★★★★Odani Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONB4Completed★★★★★★Odani Sawmill in Para State, BrazilGP0STONB6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STONDGLogging Truck in Para State, BrazilA logging truck monitored by Greenpeace after driving out of the 'Rainbow Trading' sawmill and timber exporter in Santarém, Pará state. An investigation by Greenpeace used covert GPS locator beacons to monitor logging trucks. During the day, empty logging trucks travel deep into the rainforest and at night they travel from illegal logging camps to sawmills in Santarém. These sawmills regularly export timber to Europe, China and the United States.Locations:Amazon-Brazil-Pará-Santarém-South AmericaDate:30 Aug, 2014Credit:© Otávio Almeida / GreenpeaceLatitude:2°37'20.748"SMaximum size:5472px X 3648pxLongitude54°40'58.992"WKeywords:Forests (campaign title)-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Night-Outdoors-Rainforests-Timber industry-TrucksShoot:Illegal Logging in BrazilAn investigation by Greenpeace used GPS locator beacons to monitor logging trucks. During the day, empty logging trucks travel deep into the rainforest and at night they travel from illegal logging camps to sawmills in Santarém. These sawmills regularly export timber to Europe, China and the United States.Related Collections:Illegal Logging in Para State, Brazil
