Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Tapajos-Siemens-Campaign-Material-27MZIFJJSL72M.htmlConceptually similarTapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWHCompleted★★★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWICompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWJCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWKCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWMCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWNCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWOCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWPCompleted★★★★Tapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialGP0STPZWQCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPZWLTapajos Siemens Campaign MaterialClose up of postcards, stickers and leaflets which are given to local groups to support the campaign against Siemens and their potential involvement with the Amazon destroying Tapajos dam.Locations:Europe-London-United KingdomDate:22 Jul, 2016Credit:© Angela Glienicke / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5113px X 3320pxKeywords:Close ups-Forests (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Leaflets-Siemens AG-StickersShoot:Material for Tapajos Campaign against SiemensClose up of stickers, postcards and leaflets that are used in the Tapajos campaign urging Siemens not to destroy the Amazon by building a new hydropower dam. Siemens, along with dam part providers Voith, General Electric (GE) and Andritz may be lining up to participate in the construction of a massive 7.6 km wide hydropower dam on the Tapajós River.
