Photos about the most beautiful environment in 2019

The Environmental Photographer of the Year awards ceremony took place in New York, at the same time as the United Nations Climate Change Summit.

Environmental Photographer Award awarded by CIWEM (Institute of Water and Environment Management).This year's winners are Indian photographer SL Shanth Kumar.Kumar's photo, called "Storm Tides," captures the moment when the big waves hit the village in Bandra, Mumbai.Like many other coastal cities, Mumbai faces severe flooding caused by high tides, caused by climate change and rising sea levels.(Photo: SL Shanth Kumar).

Meanwhile, on the island of Tuvalu in the Pacific Ocean, halfway between the Hawaiian Islands and Australia, it is noticeable that the sea level rises when the coconut palms on the coast collapse due to waves that pull the sand layers down. sea.(Photo: Sean Gallagher).

Mexicali, a Mexican city located in the state of Baja California, became one of the most polluted cities in the world on January 1, 2018. The photo taken by photographer Eliud Gil Samaniego shows the city was covered with a thick smoke on New Year's Day. (Image:
Eliud Gil Samaniego).

As a result of deforestation in Kenya, clean water has become increasingly scarce and many people, including this boy, have to access polluted water sources to quench their thirst.This condition increases the risk of cholera and other tropical diseases.(Photo: Dharshie Wissah).

The rhino is being kept by horns conservationists to help it avoid being killed by poachers.South African rhinos face the danger of extinction due to being hunted for horn harvesting, serving demand in China and Vietnam.(Photo: Neville Ngomane).

A woman sleeps on a bank of rubbish-filled rivers in Dhaka Bangladesh.Waste is a serious source of pollution of rivers in South Asia.(Photo: Amdad Hossain).

This picture, called "Invisible," captures the moment a person is searching for things that can be sold in a huge pile of garbage near Nepal's capital, Kathmandu.(Photo: Valerie Leonard).

Garbage is flooded under the water on the coast of Istanbul City, Turkey.(Photo: Sebnem Coskun).