Beaming images of shocking environment on the planet

People surfing with garbage, sea birds die because of eating plastic, inert forest trees, stinking living water . is a manifestation of nature destroyed under population pressure.

Images reflect the serious environmental destruction on earth

The Mir mine in Russia is the largest diamond mine in the world.The deep excavated lands to exchange gems for people.

Visitors surf on Java Island, Indonesia.Accompanying with the rolling wave is countless dirty trash.Java is the most populous island in the world.

Willamette National Forest in Oregon State, USA, with 99% destroyed, remains bare.Increasing population is accompanied by high demand for food, materials and materials . making people make decisions such as death of forest trees.

The Mongolian Yellow River branch was severely polluted, stinking so badly that local people could hardly breathe.The river is heavily polluted by industrial activities in neighboring countries that cannot treat wastewater before flowing into the river.

Albatross, a large seabird that died from eating too much plastic in the Midway Islands in the North Pacific.

Maldives archipelago is surrounded by water flooded by global warming and human actions.According to calculations by scientists, this beautiful island will sink in the next 50 years.

The oil field in the Kern River, California, USA, has been operating since 1899. Across a vast area of ​​trees and trees, thousands of oil drills penetrate deep into the ground, taking fuel to serve children. people.

A fire at an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, April 2010.

The scene is full of garbage and sky-high chimneys in Bangladesh, the 8th most populous country in the world.

Forests in Indonesia are gradually destroyed.Indonesia is the fourth most populous country, behind only China, India and the United States with about 238 million people.

Landfill in Accra, Ghana, an African country.Electronic waste usually ends in third countries like this.

View of Mexico City with 20 million inhabitants.