Worker´s Portraits
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Charcoal production, human degradation and environmental destruction. Contemporary slavery in Mato Grosso do Sul State, Brazil. Several pig-iron smelters have been set up in the country to process iron for export, mainly to the European Community. These rely on charcoal production, specially from native woods, to fuel them.
J. R. Ripper / BrazilPhotos 12 Aug 2014 3675x2416 / 3.7MB
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