Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Offshore-Oil-FLIR-Detection-in-California-27MZIFJWNI23J.htmlConceptually similarOffshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD78Completed★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD7ACompleted★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD7TCompleted★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD77Completed★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD7GCompleted★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD7DCompleted★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD7BCompleted★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD68Completed★★★★Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGP0STSD67Completed★★★★View AllGP0STSD7ROffshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaA Greenpeace RHIB en route to the Arctic Sunrise passes a THUMS island near Long Beach, California on August 26, 2018. Greenpeace partnered with Earthworks and the Center for Biological Diversity to visually document offshore oil production along California's coast. Earthworks' optical gas imaging (OGI) camera detected flaring and emissions from several platforms, making visible normally invisible air toxics.Locations:California-San Francisco-United States of AmericaDate:27 Aug, 2018Credit:© David McNew / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5000px X 3333pxKeywords:Evening-Islands-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-Oceans (topography)-Offshore drilling-Outdoors-ResearchShoot:Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in CaliforniaGreenpeace partnered with Earthworks and the Center for Biological Diversity to visually document offshore oil production along California’s coast. Earthworks’ optical gas imaging (OGI) camera detected flaring and emissions from several platforms, making visible normally invisible air toxics.Related Collections:Offshore Oil FLIR Detection in California (Photos & Videos)
