Images Of Pollution From Around The World.

May 22nd, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

Filed Under: Pollution

Tags: Pollution

Is this really how we want to go out? I don’t think so…there has to be a better way.

Pollution of Pangkor Island, photo from ntlam

River Pollution

Nile River Cairo Air Pollution Smog and Haze, photo from ninahale

Sky Factory, photo from Taras Kalapun

Chinese River Pollution

Smoke One, photo from ojbyrne

Smoke Stacks

West Java, Indonesia

Downtown Los Angeles, CA

We can do better, I know we can…

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   Comment by Ashley Sue of Green Grounded on 22 May 2008:

   Oh my goodness…. these are devastating. I know that we all “know” that this is happening everywhere, but we’re often so trapped in our own cubes that we forget our daily connection to this tragic abuse of environment and life. Yikes.

   A better way… we have to…
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   Comment by Ryan on 22 May 2008:

   Thanks for sharing these. I think it’s definitely very important to show the impacts of industry on the environment. Interesting issue of National Geographic last month all about China. One article talks about the environmental damage being done. However, it equates American consumers complaining about China’s environmental damage to an addict blaming the dealer for his problems. In other words, America purchases A LOT of products from China. So by buying products from China (and other places where the environment is sacrificed) we are actually encouraging and funding the environmental destruction we are hoping to avoid. If people were able to make this link, I think they would change their habits/purchases. Educating people on what the impact of their purchases is (via these photos and other ways) is a critical step towards getting people to care, and then to act.
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   Comment by david on 22 May 2008:

   I read that as well Ryan - devastating stuff.

   And yes Ashley, we sure do get caught up in our own “clean” world and forget what other places look like…
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   Comment by Kimmy on 24 May 2008:

   Wow! I didn’t know it was that bad. A question though are they holding talks about this.
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   Comment by Goran Jancic on 23 June 2008:

   How can I send you a photo of river Pollution in Bosnia and Hercegovina?

   Sincerely,
   Goran Jancic
   http://www.njivice.co.yu
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   Comment by sheky on 23 June 2008:

   I think it should be more posts like this… To open eyes to other people, so we can react properly and reduce pollution…
   Or post picture like this in Google maps, or something like that..
   that’s horrible, and more and more places starts to look like places on pictures
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   Comment by jim cunningham on 14 August 2008:

   stop using household pesticides. stop
   just stop. stop

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