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Lago Agrio, Sucumbios / Ecuador - February 20 2020: Back view of a barefoot Cofan indigenous woman walking along a path into a green forest

Indian workers paint a building sitting on a makeshift wooden swing-like plank which is hanging from rooftop in mid air.

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A torn landslide covers spotted in Malaysia.

Hardin County, Tennessee, United States- April 1959: View of the aged and dying witness tree that Confederate general Albert Sidney Johnson died near in 1862 during Civil War Battle of Shiloh with historical marker to right side, vintage 1950s 35 mm slide film.

Spooky foggy forest full of walking dead zombies. This is entirely 3D generated image.

Tree clearing for a new Northern Virginia residential neighborhood.

Aerial view of natural gas well pipeline construction in the Marcellus shale formation in northern West Virginia photograph taken June 2022

Pile or heap

House destroyed by a landslide caused by heavy rain in Brazil

father and son field dressing an archery killed buck

$Van, Turkey - October 29, 2011: Van Earthquake 7.2 / Fault fracture passing under a house in the village$

Ecology soil erosion, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India.

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blasting operations and explosion in mining to break rock for excavation

Tree clearing for new construction.

Oxen pulling a cart which is in the Rio Corobici in Costa Rica. They are bringing volcanic river sand for use in the construction industry. There are men digging sand from the river bed into the cart.

Aerial view of the road by the lake and mountains

Nature is beautiful and powerful, even when burned. This planned burn in the Driftless Area of SW Wisconsin helps regenerate the soil and native plants.

Old Trees Woods Nature Background

Pottery shards on the river bank on the way to Keet Seel, Arizona, USA.

stumps with roots uprooted from the ground.

Long root is pulled out of drain in yard.

view of farmers harvest Lepironia articulata, Vietnamese name is Co bang. It is harvested by people in the Mekong Delta to make handicraft products. Travel and landscape concept.

A dark little creek gully runs through this forest section located at the Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge in Hillsboro, Georgia.

Lesser Temple Mound Stairs, Ocmulgee National Monument, Macon, Georgia

Historic Glacial Grooves on Kelley's Island, Ohio, USA - the largest and best accessible example of this geological phenomenon anywhere in the world

Rain forest destruction in Thailand

Eagle grass (also known as eagle or eagle sedge), often grows naturally in the Mekong Delta. Grass has hard, tubular lower stem about 8-10 mm, lying horizontally in the mud. The stem is upright about 1 - 1.5 m high and has brown flowers at the apex. Eagle grass is quite easy to grow because of the characteristics of this herb, it is resistant to alum and requires little care or influence of pests, so it is quite popular. Only need to plant for about half a year, it can be harvested and especially after cutting, the tree will grow back many times without needing to plant a new one. In the harvest season, the grass is loaded on the boat, viewed from above, the grass boat creates a beautiful picture in the Dong Thap Muoi region.

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