ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月7日 06時43分

Photo @pedromcbride (Pete McBride) Workers inside a leather tannery in Kanpur, India. Ever wonder where your leather for your shoes come from? Nearly 1/10th of the world’s #leather supply for shoes and belts comes from tanneries located on the banks of the #Ganges River in India. While the industry provides thousands of jobs, working conditions are #toxic and challenging. My eyes burned for three days after I made this photo. Regulations to recycle heavy metals like chromium from tannery waste water are now in place, but water tests still show high concentrations of #chromium reaching the water table and Ganges River. To see video, more images and read about our journey through this rarely seen industry, go to @ナショナルジオグラフィック Proof blog today or @pedromcbride. @thephotosociety @mountainworld @davidcmorton @sadiequarrier @エディー・バウアー #ambuja #surface #Gangas2s

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