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  • Tony & Kerry
    Tony & Kerry
    131 images
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    Philippe
    64 images
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    CDMX C5 System
    32 images
  • 2020 Covid CDMX
    2020 Covid CDMX
    66 images
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    Mariposas Monarcas
    48 images
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    Tren Maya
    36 images
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    Whānao
    186 images
  • My Republic
    My Republic
    4 galleries
  • Spiny Lobster Harvesting
    Spiny Lobster Harvesting
    268 images
  • 2019 Lobster Fishing
    2019 Lobster Fishing
    92 images
  • 2019 NGS Photo Camp Boa Vista Students
    2019 NGS Photo Camp Boa Vista Students
    21 images
  • MSF Honduras and Reynosa, Mexico
    MSF Honduras and Reynosa, Mexico
    65 images
  • Teotihuacan Artist
    Teotihuacan Artist
    26 images
  • Headshots
    Headshots
    5 images
  • Frida's Mexico
    Frida's Mexico
    40 images
  • Border Wall Portraits
    Border Wall Portraits
    6 images
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    NG Colibri
    28 images
  • Morelos Direct Relief
    Morelos Direct Relief
    20 images
  • The Effort to Save the Mexican Vaquita Porpoise
    The Effort to Save the Mexican...
    39 images
  • Travel
    Travel
    31 images
  • DKB Xochimilco Earthquake
    DKB Xochimilco Earthquake
    30 images
  • Mexico City Earthquake 2017
    Mexico City Earthquake 2017
    75 images
  • Paso del Norte CDMX Ahuizote
    Paso del Norte CDMX Ahuizote
    18 images
  • Women's March
    Women's March
    26 images
  • The Last Cloud Forests of Veracruz, Mexico
    The Last Cloud Forests of Veracruz,...
    52 images
  • Aqui Vivimos
    Aqui Vivimos
    25 images
  • South China Sea Tensions: Vietnam Fisherman
    South China Sea Tensions: Vietnam...
    18 images
  • Sustainable Fishing in the Gulf of Mexico
    Sustainable Fishing in the Gulf of...
    66 images
  • Ayotzinapa Missing Students
    Ayotzinapa Missing Students
    7 images
  • Eastern Promises: China's Search for Sustainable Fish
    Eastern Promises: China's Search...
    43 images
  • Gas Boom in Bolivia Brings Tension to Tribal Areas
    Gas Boom in Bolivia Brings Tension...
    29 images
  • Oil Boom in Yawepare, Ecuador Causes Tensions
    Oil Boom in Yawepare, Ecuador...
    41 images
  • Triqui Youth Basketball in Oaxaca, Mexico
    Triqui Youth Basketball in Oaxaca,...
    26 images
  • Living with HIV
    Living with HIV
    40 images
  • Marcha al Mar
    Marcha al Mar
    49 images
  • An Ocean Apart: Shark Trade, Mexico and China
    An Ocean Apart: Shark Trade, Mexico...
    88 images
  • South Texas Immigration
    South Texas Immigration
    21 images
  • Father Robert Coogan: Saltillo, Mexico Prison
    Father Robert Coogan: Saltillo,...
    27 images
  • Colombian Amazon Lost Tribes
    Colombian Amazon Lost Tribes
    64 images
  • Wind Energy Controversy in Oaxaca, Mexico
    Wind Energy Controversy in Oaxaca,...
    53 images
  • The Northern Pass
    The Northern Pass
    78 images
  • Egypt' Food Security: Bakers of Abbassia
    Egypt' Food Security: Bakers of...
    34 images
  • New Mexico: Illegal Gun Running Ring
    New Mexico: Illegal Gun Running Ring
    29 images
  • Life and Death in the Northern Pass
    Life and Death in the Northern Pass
    61 images
  • Laredo, Texas 2010
    Laredo, Texas 2010
    29 images
  • Deep Horizon B.P. Gulf Oil Spill
    Deep Horizon B.P. Gulf Oil Spill
    61 images
  • Gun Violence in Washington D.C.
    Gun Violence in Washington D.C.
    16 images
  • Kazakhstan Dust: Shepherds of the Polygon Nuclear Test Site
    Kazakhstan Dust: Shepherds of the...
    50 images
    The Polygon Semipalatinsk Test Site is a radio active site located about 150 km from Semey Kazakhstan. Over 400 nuclear tests took place in the Polygon by the USSR. The area of 18,000 km square km is frequently grazed by area shepherds and cattle-herders. Soil pollutants make their way into the grasses that in turn are eaten by the animals. These herders live near an atomic lake which was made during the 1970s as part of an experiment by the USSR to create lakes from atomic bombs.
  • Kazakhstan Dust: Life returns to the Aral Sea, Desertification Continues.
    Kazakhstan Dust: Life returns to...
    48 images
    During the 1960s the USSR began irrigating the waters of the Aral Sea in southern Kazakhstan to combat their growing food crisis. The Soviets severely miscalculated and water began receding quickly from the port cities. The waters continued to recede. By 2000 the water was 80 km away from the city of Aralsk, a main seaport in Kazakhstan. In 2005 with help from the World Bank, construction began on a 13km dike that locals hoped would bring the waters back to their original shores. The project raised water quality and fishing was able to resume, however four years after completion of the dike the water is still 50km from Aralsk's port. Locals seem mixed on the possibility of the sea returning after more than 40 years without the sea. Fishermen from Aralsk make a three-hour path through soft desert road along the former seabed. The only source of income for many is cattle, horses, and camels, which have began to overgraze the areas of the former seabed and surrounding desert. Because of this nutrient rich topsoil is lifted by the wind and the process of desertification continues.

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