Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Sawmill-on-BR-163-Amazon-Highway-27MZIF29W7IB.htmlConceptually similarSawmill on BR 163 Amazon HighwayGP03U0YCompleted★★★★Sawmill on BR 163 Amazon HighwayGP03U13Completed★★★★Sawmill on BR 163 Amazon HighwayGP03U14Completed★★★★Logging Yard in the AmazonGP03TXDCompleted★★★★★★Log Truck in the AmazonGP03TWUCompleted★★★★The BR 163 Amazon Federal HighwayGP03U12Completed★★★★Deforested Area in the AmazonGP03TWYCompleted★★★★★★Deforested Area in the AmazonGP03TWZCompleted★★★★Deforested Area in the AmazonGP03TX1Completed★★★★View AllGP03U0ZSawmill on BR 163 Amazon HighwaySawmills near the highway BR 163 and south of Santarem. Cutting through the Brazilian Amazon from north to south over a vast distance of 1700 km, for the past 20 years the BR 163 federal highway has been one of the major drivers of deforestation in the region.Locations:Amazon-BR 163 Highway-Brazil-Pará-Santarém-South AmericaDate:30 Mar, 2012Credit:© Karla Gachet / Panos / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Aerial view-Day-Deforestation-Forests (campaign title)-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Logging camps-Outdoors-Sawmills-Timber industry-Tropical rainforestsShoot:The Rainbow Warrior in BrazilGreenpeace's ship the Rainbow Warrior sails down the Amazon River. During its first voyage to Brazil, the ship will pass through the Amazon and down the Brazilian coast, to support a campaign for a zero deforestation law. The ship sets sail just three months before the global spotlight is cast on President Dilma as she hosts the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil is currently one of the biggest global climate polluters through forest destruction and its leadership of forest protection is hanging by a thread. Greenpeace is calling on President Dilma to veto the new Forest Code and support the Brazilian people’s call for a Zero Deforestation law.Related Collections:Rainbow Warrior in Brazil (Photo + Video)
