Climbers, equipped with harnesses and ropes tied to the lookout platform, removed litter from the slopes underneath the monument, addressing not just visible waste but all potentially flammable materials to prevent forest fires. This multi-faceted approach to waste management is crucial, as Paulo Maurício, the supervising engineer, remarked how these certified climbers take on the demanding task of maintaining the scenic beauty and safety of Rio's hillsides around its iconic monument.
Paulo Maurício, the supervising engineer, expressed the significance of these climbers, stating, 'These alpinists perform a very hard job,' emphasizing their essential role in both protecting the environment and managing waste in a region that attracts many visitors. Their efforts not only keep the area visually appealing but also mitigate risks associated with accumulation of litter that could ignite forest fires.
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