Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Tidal-Mud-Flats-Rio-Araguari-Brazil-27MZIFJJ145WP.htmlConceptually similarTidal Mud Flats Rio Araguari BrazilGP0STQIYHCompleted★★★★Tidal Mud Flats Rio Araguari BrazilGP0STQIYJCompleted★★★★Tidal Mud Flats Rio Araguari BrazilGP0STQIYGCompleted★★★★★★Banks of Amazon River BrazilGP0STQIYXCompleted★★★★★★Trees Drowned for Dam Construction BrazilGP0STQIYZCompleted★★★★★★Flooded Forest on Rio Araguari BrazilGP0STQIZ6Completed★★★★Forest Flooded for Dam Construction BrazilGP0STQIZ8Completed★★★★Flooded Lowlands of Rio Araguari BrazilGP0STQIYDCompleted★★★★Drowned Trees Amazon River BrazilGP0STQIYLCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STQIYITidal Mud Flats Rio Araguari BrazilTidal mud flats at the mouth of the Rio Araguari, approximately 120 miles northeast of Macapa, Brazil. Sand and other sediments leave markings when the tide goes out.Locations:Amapá-Brazil-South AmericaDate:3 Feb, 2017Credit:© Daniel Beltrá / GreenpeaceLatitude:1°15'43.8"NMaximum size:5000px X 3337pxLongitude49°53'20.94"WKeywords:Aerial view-Day-Forests (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-RiversShoot:Mouth of the Amazon DocumentationGreenpeace is campaigning to protect the recently discovered Amazon Reef off the coast of Brazil from development by oil companies, such as BP and Total. These ultra deep wells would be at least 400m further below the surface than that of the Deepwater Horizon, which spilled an estimated 5 million barrels of oil across the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.Related Collections:Mouth of the Amazon Photo Documentation
