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Balneário de Cauamé and road linking Brasil and Venezuela. Boa Vista, Roraima, Brasil.© Tiago Orihuela, 2006Urban district on the outskirts of Manaus encroaching on the forest. Manaus, Brasil.© Alberto César de Souza Araújo/ISA, 2007City of Altamira on the shores of the Xingu where the Belo Monte Hydroelectric Dam(UHE) is being built. Pará, Brasil. © Marcelo Salazar/ISA, 2011Carajás, the world’s largest open pit iron mine. Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 1999Amazonas river during one of the worst droughts registered in Amazonia. Barreirinha,Amazonas, Brasil. © Daniel Beltra/Greenpeace, 2005Alunorte, the world’s largest aluminum refinery. Barcarena, Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 2006Waste disposal from the Alunorte refinery. Barcarena, Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 2008Tucuruí Hydroelectric Plant, on the Tocantins river. Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 2002Aluminum ingot storage zone owned by Albras. Barcarena, Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 1996Bogotá (Colombia); Caracas (Venezuela); Lima (Perú); Paramaribo (Suriname); Quito (Ecuador);Santa Cruz de La Sierra (Bolivia); Belém and São Paulo (Brasil)2012Mechanized soya harvesting. Campo Verde, Mato Grosso, Brasil.© Paulo Fridman/Pulsar Imagens, 2008Cattle ranch previously forestland, between Querência and São José do Xingu.Mato Grosso, Brasil. © Federico Bellone, 2010Yard of one of the 140 logging companies established in Tailândia, in 2008. Pará, Brasil.© Paulo Santos, 2008