Striking Photos of Human Scars on Earth

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Fracking by Simon Fraser University --University Communications | Flickr | CC BY 2.0
The rapid spread of hyrdaulic fracturing contributes to high levels of methane emissions in the US.

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Media Type: News / Op - Ed

Date of Publication: October 17, 2018

Year of Publication: 2018

Author(s): Cameron Laux

Newspaper: BBC

Categories: Human Behavior, Our civilization at risk, Population/Carrying Capacity

Edward Burtynsky’s images show ‘the indelible marks left by humankind on the geological face of our planet’. They are surreal and glorious at first sight, writes Cameron Laux.

You may access all the photos and read the story here.

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