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  • A World War Two mine caught in fishing nets appears on a television mounted above marine navigation equipment,  installed in the cabin of a fishing boat. Hythe Bay, the English Channel, UK.<br />
Luke skippers his boat alone, to keep him company during the trip he has installed a TV. The journey begins with the opening scene of a Bond film where a Trawler boat nets a mine. “I’ve caught a few of those in my time” say Luke as he navigates around mines, shipwrecks and WWII planes.  Luke is a Folkestone based fisherman out trawling for a 12 hour night shift on a fishing trip in his boat Valentine FE20, Hythe Bay, the English Channel, UK.
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  • young girl carries her baby brother in the town of Siglo XX tin mine,  Llallagua, Bolivia
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  • A trawler boat explodes after picking up a World War Two mine on a television mounted above marine navigation equipment,  installed in the cabin of a fishing boat. Hythe Bay, the English Channel, UK. Luke skippers his boat alone, to keep him company during the trip he has installed a TV. The journey begins with the opening scene of a Bond film where a Trawler boat nets a mine. “I’ve caught a few of those in my time” say Luke as he navigates around mines, shipwrecks and WWII planes.  Luke is a Folkestone based fisherman out trawling for a 12 hour night shift on a fishing trip in his boat Valentine FE20, Hythe Bay, the English Channel,
    UK-Fishing-Trawling-English-Channel-...jpg
  • Miner overlooks the town of Siglo XX tin mine,  Llallagua, Bolivia
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  • Kabul, Afghanistan. Sherifa cares for her son Tariq who picked up a mine losing his hand.
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  • Sherifa cares for her son Tariq who picked up a mine losing his hand.
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  • Vale are publicly making an attempt to regenerate the forest where the mine has been, here a planting programme with native species of plants is underway, but many say it is too little too late. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Vale are publicly making an attempt to regenerate the forest where the mine has been, here a planting programme with native species of plants is underway, but many say it is too little too late. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Vale are publicly making an attempt to regenerate the forest where the mine has been, here a planting programme with native species of plants is underway, but many say it is too little too late. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Vale are publicly making an attempt to regenerate the forest where the mine has been, here a planting programme with native species of plants is underway, but many say it is too little too late. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7752_1.jpg
  • Vale are publicly making an attempt to regenerate the forest where the mine has been, here a planting programme with native species of plants is underway, but many say it is too little too late. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Indiegnous people protesting against Vale, Sao Luis, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_5791_1.jpg
  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Nucleo urban Carajas, where the higher ranking workers live, a suburban village owned by Vale in the middle of the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Nucleo urban Carajas, where the higher ranking workers live, a suburban village owned by Vale in the middle of the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Piquia dos Baixos in Maranhao has been heavily affected by the iron ore industry, with a smelting plant right inside the village. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Piquia dos Baixos in Maranhao has been heavily affected by the iron ore industry, with a smelting plant right inside the village. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7205_1.jpg
  • Piquia dos Baixos in Maranhao has been heavily affected by the iron ore industry, with a smelting plant right inside the village. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7024_1.jpg
  • Piquia dos Baixos in Maranhao has been heavily affected by the iron ore industry, with a smelting plant right inside the village. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Iron dust. Piquia dos Baixos in Maranhao has been heavily affected by the iron ore industry, with a smelting plant right inside the village. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7066_1.jpg
  • Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7017_1.jpg
  • Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_7010_1.jpg
  • Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Children selling food and drinks to passengers, the Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_6735_1.jpg
  • Carajas railway is privately owned and operated by Vale, it runs for 900km from Sao Luis, Maranhao to Paraepebas, Para, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Madera Port, Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_5721_1.jpg
  • Indiegnous people protesting against Vale, Sao Luis, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_5821_1.jpg
  • Indiegnous people protesting against Vale, Sao Luis, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_5766_1.jpg
  • Madera Port, Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
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  • Madera Port, Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para in the north of Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_5670_1.jpg
  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_8008_1.jpg
  • Archaeologists surveying a cave site in the Carajas national forest, an unique type of svaanna deep in the rainforest. The Carajas Open Cast Iron Ore mine is the largest iron mine in the World, estimates say the site can be mined at today's rates for another 400 years. In the Amazonian State of Para, Brazil, it is operated by the State owned Vale mining corporation, prevoously CVRD. The company has come under some controversy about the mine, and recently has started expanding the mine on the site of a series of ancient caves.
    _MG_8033_1.jpg
  • An interior of St. Kingas Chapel, a subterranean church 1km beneath ground in Wieliczka Salt Mine, on 24th September 2019, in Wieliczka, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland.
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  • An interior of St. Kingas Chapel, a subterranean church 1km beneath ground in Wieliczka Salt Mine, on 24th September 2019, in Wieliczka, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland.
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  • An interior of St. Krzyzas Chapel, a subterranean church 1km beneath ground in Wieliczka Salt Mine, on 24th September 2019, in Wieliczka, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland.
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  • An interior of St. Kingas Chapel, a subterranean church 1km beneath ground in Wieliczka Salt Mine, on 24th September 2019, in Wieliczka, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland.
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  • A woman guts fish at Mine Thaut market - 5 day market on Inle Lake, Shan State, Myanmar on 8th November 2016
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_5792_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_6095_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_6017_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_5984_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_5892_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
    _MG_5785_1_1.jpg
  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Potosi is the most famous city in Bolivia for silver and tin mining, Cerro Rico which means rich hill has been used to extract silver for over four hundred years and is still mined today, the conditions are terrible for the workers and silicosis is very coomon, many of the miners are underage and die in accidents, they worship El Tio - the God of the underworld who is said to have an appetite for destruction and needs to be appeased with coca, alcohol and tobacco to keep the miners safe
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  • Oruro in Bolivia is a capital for mining
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  • The streets of Bethesda overlooked by the nearby slate quarry and Snowdonia in Gwynedd, Wales. The population of Bethesda is currently around only 4,327 according to a 2001 census.
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  • The streets of Bethesda overlooked by the nearby slate quarry and Snowdonia in Gwynedd, Wales. The population of Bethesda is currently around only 4,327 according to a 2001 census.
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  • The streets of Bethesda overlooked by the nearby slate quarry and Snowdonia in Gwynedd, Wales. The population of Bethesda is currently around only 4,327 according to a 2001 census.
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  • The streets of Bethesda overlooked by the nearby slate quarry and Snowdonia in Gwynedd, Wales. The population of Bethesda is currently around only 4,327 according to a 2001 census.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • The remains of the village of Paracatu de Baixo. In Nov 2015, the worst environmental disaster in Brazils history happened, when an iron tailings dam owned by the company Sanmarco - a joint project between Brazilian company Vale and British company BHP Biliton, in the municipality of Mariana burst, creating a stream of mud that reached the coast 17 days later, an estimated 60 millions cubic metres of iron ore waste flowed into the Rio Doce river, killed at least 18 people. Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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  • A woman marble miner in Sagyin village on 19th May 2016 in Mandalay division, Myanmar. Sagyin, a village 21 miles north of Mandalay is known for its mountain range of seven hills containing marble stone. The marble blocks are carved into Buddha images of different styles and sent to Buddhist monasteries all around Myanmar. Nowadays more work is done by machines, but in the past everything was done by hand
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  • A woman marble miner in Sagyin village on 19th May 2016 in Mandalay division, Myanmar. Sagyin, a village 21 miles north of Mandalay is known for its mountain range of seven hills containing marble stone. The marble blocks are carved into Buddha images of different styles and sent to Buddhist monasteries all around Myanmar. Nowadays more work is done by machines, but in the past everything was done by hand
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  • Charcoal buring site, Maranhao, northeastern Brazil, eucalyptus trees are grown primarily to fire the burners situated on the same site. Reports of poor working conditions and bonded labour have been reported at some of the sites.
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  • Eucalyptus plantation in Maranhao, northeastern Brazil, the trees are grown primarily for charcoal, to fire the burners situated on the same site. Reports of poor working conditions and bonded labour have been reported at some of the sites.
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  • Charcoal buring site, Maranhao, northeastern Brazil, eucalyptus trees are grown primarily to fire the burners situated on the same site. Reports of poor working conditions and bonded labour have been reported at some of the sites.
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