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  • The drivers of a pair of environmentally friendly three wheel taxi wait for tourists in the rain in Havana, Cuba.
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  • The drivers of a pair of environmentally friendly three wheel taxi wait for tourists in the rain in Havana, Cuba.
    CHD_4588MCuba.jpg
  • A pair of three wheeled taxis sits in the rain awaiting tourists in Havana, Cuba.
    CHD_4600MCuba.jpg
  • A camel prowls a garbage-strewn lot framed by cinderblock buildings, considered to be distorting the character of the UNESCO heritage town of Zabid, Yemen, more traditionally built from the mud brick seen in the foreground.
    CHDIMG_2644Yemen.jpg
  • Solar panels grace the roofops of round stone dwellings in a touris lodge in Wukro, Ethiopia, a low mountain in the background.
    CHD043A6539Ethiopia.jpg
  • Men sort through garbage and recycling on the back of a collection truck in Mexico City's historic district.
    CHD043A5000Mexico.jpg
  • A delivery worker mugs for the camera from a hybrid Coca Cola delivery truck in Mexico City.
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  • A procession of municipal workers in their bright pink and orange uniforms totes yellow bins for litter in Mexico City.
    CHD043A4933Mexico.jpg
  • Children's drawing decorate a garbage trailer full of recycling with the "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" message in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico.
    CHD043A4291Mexico.jpg
  • A ommunity bike rental depot in Tribeca, sponsored by Citibank at the time, New York City.
    CHD_5678United States.jpg
  • A bulletin advises of asbestos treatment, a problem given the age of many of New York's buildings.
    CHD_5280MNew York.jpg
  • One of several abandoned lots within Hamilton's downtown residential areas attempts to discourage illegal dumping,
    CHD_3919Hamilton.jpg
  • On the outskirts of Chernobyl a vast field is cluttered with radioactive equipment used to extinguish the blaze after the number 4 reactor's meltdown.  The helicopters are the size of houses.
    Chernobyl Radioactive Military Vehic...jpg
  • On the outskirts of Chernobyl a vast field is cluttered with radioactive equipment used to extinguish the blaze after the number 4 reactor's meltdown.  The helicopters are the size of houses.
    Chernobyl Radioactive Military Vehic...jpg
  • An elderly returnee couple pose in their cottage-sized home on the outskirts of Chernobyl more than two decades after their evacuation following the reactor meltdown.
    Chernobyl Evacuation Returnees in th...jpg
  • The hardwood is buckled, but the basketball net is unbowed in Pripyat's elementary school, even twenty years after the Chernobyl reactor meltdown forced the city's evacuation.
    Chernobyl Pripyat School Gymnasium.jpg
  • Books grow mold in the devastated library of Pripyat's elementary school more than two decades after Chernobyl's reactor meltdown.
    Chernobyl Pripyat School Library.jpg
  • Gas masks lay scattered and discarded in the foyer of Pripyat's elementary school after the panicked evacuation following Chernobyl's meltdown.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Discarded School G...jpg
  • A Pripyat building sports a cultural mural themed on the Soviet Communist collectivism ideology.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Cultural Mural Sov...jpg
  • An abandoned hotel in Pripyat slides into decay two decades after Chernobyl Reactor 4's meltdown, stripped of much of its interior by scavengers.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Scavenged and Aban...jpg
  • Soviet era apartments in Pripyat, home to many of Chernobyl's workers, slowly slide into decay more than twenty years after the city's evacuation.
    Chernobyl Forcibly Evacuated Pripyat...jpg
  • A monument to the liqidators of Chernobyl's reactor fire rises in the center of the city.  Officially fewer than fifty deaths are attributed to the disaster, while estimates of total deaths in the Ukraine and surrounding territories range from 4000 to Greenpeace's staggering tabulation of 100000 fatal cancers.
    Chernobyl Reactor Fire Liquidators' ...jpg
  • On the outskirts of Chernobyl a vast field is cluttered with radioactive equipment used to extinguish the blaze after the number 4 reactor's meltdown.
    Chernobyl Radioactive Military Vehic...jpg
  • Desks in Pripyat's elementary school blister and decay more than two decades after Chernobyl's reactor meltdown forced the evacuation of the city.
    Chernobyl Pripyat School Classroom.jpg
  • A piano slowly decays in Pripyat's elementary school twenty some years after the city's evacuation.
    Chernobyl Pripyat School Piano.jpg
  • Pripyat's theater boasts a collection of larger than life Soviet era leadership portraits.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Leadership Portrai...jpg
  • The front lobby of Pripyat's leading hotel two decades after its evacuation following the Chernobyl reactor meltdown, stripped of much of its decore by scavengers.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Hotel 2.jpg
  • Chernobyl's Pripyat Fairground Ferris Wheel patiently awaits customers for what was supposed to be its May Day 1986 grand opening.
    Chernobyl Pripyat Fairground Ferris ...jpg
  • Chernobyl's doomed Reactor number four rises in the distance behind the evacuated suburb of Pripyat's Soviet era apartment blocks.
    Chernobyl Forcibly Evacuated Pripyat...jpg
  • Soviet era apartments in Chernobyl's suburb of Pripyat slide into decay some two decades after the city was evacuated.
    Chernobyl Forcibly Evacuated Pripyat...jpg
  • Lampposts in the workers' town of Pripyat boast a Soviet era hammer and sickle light frame.
    Chernobyl Hammer Sickle Lamppost.jpg
  • A small parkette outside a block of Soviet-styled apartments in Pripyat.
    Chernobyl Forgotten Pripyat Parkette.jpg
  • The road into the workers' town of Pripyat.  Once a population of 48,000 many of who worked at the nuclear plant it is now a ghost town on Chernobyl's fringes.
    Chernobyl Entering Pripyat.jpg
  • Standing at the gates of Chernobyl's domed fourth reactor.  A crane works to reinforce the protective dome entombing the reactor core as it has suffered from some two decades of aging.
    Chernobyl Domed Sarcophagus of React...jpg
  • The Cooling Tower for the never completed Chernobyl reactors five and six.  Construction on these continued for three years after the disaster.
    Chernobyl Cooling Tower.jpg
  • The doomed Chernobyl Reactor number towers in the distance viewed from the neighbouring workers' town of Pripyat.
    Chernobyl Complex The Dome and Sarco...jpg
  • Close up of a small poster protests the Tar Sands oil project in Alberta for its environmental costs, in Hamilton.
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  • A lone can of soda pop (not the name brand) floats on the still waters of the Arabian Sea along the shoreline of Socotra, Yemen, underlining the environmental impact of waste and detritus on the health of our seas and oceans.
    CHDIMG_0297Yemen.jpg
  • A small poster protests the Tar Sands oil project in Alberta for its environmental costs, while grafitti below makes a less political statement in Hamilton.
    CHD_3995Hamilton.jpg
  • A narrow stream meanders past larger homes and metal shacks on the outskirts of Creel, Mexico, dense vegetation filling in between the homes.
    CHD043A1945Mexico.jpg
  • A narrow stream meanders past larger homes and metal shacks on the outskirts of Creel, Mexico, dense vegetation filling in between the homes.
    CHD043A1944Mexico.jpg
  • An antique coach light features a modern compact fluorescent bulb on the facade of a rustic hotel in Creel, Mexico, marrying historic charm and architecture with modern energy-efficiency.
    CHD043A1943Mexico.jpg
  • Graffiti on a wall in San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico appears to show a cock roach (presumably representing the government) ripping up a lotus flower and grabbing a citizen by the hair in an environmental protest.
    CHD043A3484Mexico.jpg
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