"Pollution from a river laden with waste from Brazil's biggest city of Sao Paulo covers some of the streets of the small colonial town of Bom Jesus do Pirapora with a thick layer of snow-like foam that emits harmful acidic gas, July 4, 2003. A Town Hall official contacted by Reuters said the foam had been affecting Bom Jesus do Pirapora for about a month, but a clogged clear-water channel made the foam levels rise especially high, blocking bridges across the river Tiete, which runs through the town and nearby streets"
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