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One Damselfly that is said to be able to withstand mild pollution and can sometimes be found some distance away from water. Can be seen from late May to early September.
Human pollution has affected the behavior of the American white ibis via an increase in the concentrations of methylmercury, which is released into the environment from untreated waste. Exposure to methylmercury alters the hormone levels of American white ibis, affecting their mating and nesting behavior and leading to lower reproduction rates.
This isn't just a song...
27 years passed from its release, and today, when a month passed since the beginning of this horrible war it's heartbreaking to hear it.
repost March 24, 2022 (posted November 11, 2019)
Taken into the beach in front of Grado pinewood locality.
Unfortunately it has been taken with the Nikkor 18-70 not properly a landscape lense.
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Taken over the course of 2 hours, freezing in a field surrounded by sheep wondering what I was doing in their field!
In my other star trails photos I've tried to avoid light pollution, but I decided with this one I'd try and use it!
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Hope And Skepticism As Biden Promises To Address Environmental Racism
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It looks really pretty, BUT it is pollution. There is the street overflow. So after rain there is alot of debris. There is an inbetween station thats collects bottle sticks whatever before it travel to next pond. There are several of these collect basins before it ends up in Lake Ontario. This is the 1st collect basin. The blue colour is reflection a blue grafitti. I have no clue what debris was but it was very thick cream like gathering around the stick. I was very hard to focus on. Good manul focus practise. Straight from camera.
Pollution is a killer made by people......!
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Someone thinks of entertaining the donkeys with a Sony TV that he kindly dumped near their pen. He does not know that donkeys do not have time to watch television and that if they would had hands they would be able to get rid of the television in a more rational and less polluting way.
Taken about an hour after sunset. Just above Jack and Jill windmills is the moon, and the yellow light is from the AmEx stadium. They use artificial light to look after the grass of the pitch.
Beyond that is the urban sprawl of Brighton and Hove (actually!).
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The dew pond from South Downs Way between J&J Windmills and Ditchling Beacon. This was taken about 2 hours after sunset. The yellow tinge in the sky is from the AmEx stadium, the artificial lighting helping to condition the pitch there. The orange tinge on the right comes from the light pollution from Brighton and Hove
When night shootings go bad, it's fun to still play with them.. Maybe not the best quality, but i like the mood when city lights hit the clouds.
. . . This is the view looking towards Grand Rapids from 35 miles away! The clouds there helped reflect city light a bit, but even 2.5 hours after sunset, you could still see the glow from the city!
The red light inside the Muskegon Community College Observatory is for the safety of people inside, and is the best color to not ruin the human eye's night vision.
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