Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Mining-in-the-Yanomami-Indigenous-Land-in-Brazil-27MDHURS9VX.htmlConceptually similarMining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU066Completed★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU067Completed★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU068Completed★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU069Completed★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU06ACompleted★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU06BCompleted★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU06CCompleted★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU06DCompleted★★★★Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGP1SU06ECompleted★★★★View AllGP1SU07IMining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGreenpeace Brazil flew over Roraima state, in May 2020, and registered the invasion of miners in the Yanomami Indigenous Land. Deforestation in Indigenous Lands has increased 64% in the first four months of 2020, considering the same period of 2019. For being inside or moving through these lands, miners, loggers and trespassers are likely carriers of Covid-19 and could infect Indigenous People.In original language:Garimpo na Terra Indígena YanomamiEm sobrevoo realizado em maio de 2020, em Roraima, Greenpeace registrou invasão de garimpeiros na Terra Indígena Yanomami. O desmatamento nas terras indígenas aumentou 64% nos primeiros quatro meses de 2020, em comparação com o mesmo período de 2019. Por estarem dentro ou circulando por esses territórios, garimpeiros, madeireiros e invasores são potenciais transmissores da Covid-19 para os indígenas. Locations:Brazil-South AmericaDate:10 May, 2020Credit:© Chico Batata / GreenpeaceLatitude:3°40'32.26"NMaximum size:6240px X 4160pxLongitude63°16'52.86"WKeywords:Aerial view-Danger-Day-Destruction-Forests (campaign title)-Forests (topography)-KWCI (GPI)-Mining-OutdoorsShoot:Mining in the Yanomami Indigenous Land in BrazilGreenpeace Brazil flew over Roraima state, in May 2020, and registered the invasion of miners in the Yanomami Indigenous Land. Deforestation in Indigenous Lands has increased 64% in the first four months of 2020, considering the same period of 2019. For being inside or moving through these lands, miners, loggers and trespassers are likely carriers of Covid-19 and could infect Indigenous People.Garimpo na Terra Indígena YanomamiEm sobrevoo realizado em maio de 2020, em Roraima, Greenpeace registrou invasão de garimpeiros na Terra Indígena Yanomami. O desmatamento nas terras indígenas aumentou 64% nos primeiros quatro meses de 2020, em comparação com o mesmo período de 2019. Por estarem dentro ou circulando por esses territórios, garimpeiros, madeireiros e invasores são potenciais transmissores da Covid-19 para os indígenas. Related Collections:Mining in Indigenous Lands and Conservation Units in 2020 in Brazil (Photos & Videos)
