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John Isaac
Mother and son living in Mali, Africa. Photograph: UN Photo John Isaac CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
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Matej Duzel
Ancient hieroglyphs on one of the pyramids in Egypt. Photograph: Matej Duzel CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
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Martin Waldseemüller
Map of the world updated with the discoveries of Amerigo Vespucci. Photograph: Martin Waldseemüller.
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Jonathan Kos-Read
Trabalhadores da indústria. Fotografia: Jonathan Kos-Read CC BY-ND 2.0.
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Fabian Reus
The urban landscape is filled with tall buildings. Photograph: Fabian Reus CC BY-SA 2.0.
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Johnny Miller
Kya Sands and Bloubosrand housing in Cape Town. Photograph: Johnny Miller/Unequal Scenes.
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Daniel Beltrá
Ocean polluted by oil platform disaster. Photo: Daniel Beltrá/Greenpeace., Mining vessel on the Tapajós River. Photograph: Daniel Beltrá.
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Bill Anders
The first photograph of Earth seen from the Moon became known as ‘Earthrise’. Photo: Bill Anders/NASA.
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Israel González
Times Square, New York. Photograph: Israel González CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
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Ricardo Cassiano
In April 2014, the last section of the Perimetral Elevated Highway, near Praça Mauá, was demolished by the city government. The decision sparked debate. Photograph: Ricardo Cassiano.
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Demian Jacob
Visual artist Carolina Martinez in her studio at the former Bhering factory. Photograph: Demian Jacob., The visual artist Barrão has maintained a studio in the building for six years. Photograph: Demian Jacob.
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Amanda Gazidis
Plastics for recycling at a recycling collection center in London. Photo: Amanda Gazidis/Greenpeace.
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Boris Rostami
Children learn about recycling at school in Hamburg, Germany. The country was a pioneer in reverse logistics for packaging: the return of post-consumer materials to the beginning of the production chain. Photo: Boris Rostami/Greenpeace.
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Tim Aubry
Electronics collected during a recycling event in Virginia, United States - April 26, 2008. Photo: Tim Aubry/GreenPeace.
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Peter Caton
Composting – the transformation of food scraps into a type of fertilizer – is an alternative to waste. In Santa Catarina, a woman prepares a composter. Photograph: Peter Caton/Greenpeace.
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Juraj Rizman
According to the UN, the electronics industry generates up to 41 million tons of electronic waste annually, including items such as computers and smartphones. The image shows a sorting center in Slovakia. Photo: Juraj Rizman/Greenpeace.
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Kate Davison
A young man collects recyclables in a dump in the Philippines. Photograph: Kate Davison/Greenpeace.
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Marie Frechon
A woman from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photograph: Marie Frechon CC BY-NC-ND 2.0/UN Photo.
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Kibae Park
Mother and her baby in Vietnam. Photograph: Kibae Park CC BY-NC-ND 2.0/UN Photo.
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Evan Schneider
Indigenous person in Copán Ruinas, Honduras. Photograph: Evan Schneider CC BY-NC-ND 2.0/UN Photo.
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Pedro França
Indigenous person from the Apiwtxa tribe, Acre, Brazil. Photograph: Pedro França CC BY 2.0/MinC.
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Azri Azahar
Traffic in Delhi, India. Photo: Azri Azahar CC BY 2.0.
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Kaysha
New York City. Photo: Kaysha CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
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Moyan Brenn
Tokyo, Japan. Photograph: Moyan Brenn CC BY 2.0.