|
|
 |
BRAZIL-RAIN-FOREST-EXPLOITATION
TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Yana Marull - Priscila Santos, a Brazilian Environmental Intitute geographer points at a satellite map to detect deforestation areas in the Para state, on November 27, 2009 in Santarem , northern Brazil. The Brazilian Environmental Institute (IBAMA in portuguese) uses satellite maps from three diferent satellites to find deforestation spots. No new deforestation spots have been found on the west of Para since September 2008. The "authorizaed manouvre area" was created by the Brazilian government to explore the Amazon rain forest without a damage to the forest.
Rildo Brito, a member of the Flona Tapajos Cooperative, drives a tractor to pile the trunks of trees cut inside the 500,000 hectares of "authorized manouvre area" on November 27, 2009, 80Km from Santarem, northern Brazil. Brazilian government authorized the Flona Tapajos cooperative to exploit trees inside a 500,000 hectares demarcated area under the control of Brazil's Environmental Institute. AFP PHOTO/Antonio Scorza
|
|
|
|
Detalii fotografie |
| Loc: |
|
Santarem, Par?, BRAZIL |
|
| Sursa: |
|
AFP / Mediafax Foto |
|
| Fotograf: |
|
ANTONIO SCORZA |
|
| Data: |
|
27 Noiembrie 2009 |
|
| Dimensiuni: |
|
3586 x 2212 (1023.1 KB) |
|
|
|
|
|
|