From the Repeat Photography Alaskan Glaciers project of the US Ground Survey, these photographs reveal how our world is changing. Unfortunately for us, this kind of change is not for the better.
This pro game hunter was tracking a bull elephant with a group of hunters in Chewore North in the lower Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe. They were pursuing and trying to kill the elephant for five hours when they decided to take a rest.
New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has been dumping railcars into the ocean for more than a decade now. From 2000-2010, nearly 2500 subway cars have been shipped out and dumped into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Today not every person is aware of the horrible effects our lifestyle choices have on our environment. Sometimes even our words become superfluous. These images say more than a thousand words.
The New World Mall in Bangkok, Thailand, was once filled with busy shoppers. But it was abandoned in 1997 due to a breach in zoning laws. Then in 1999 a fire destroyed much of the building, leaving it without a roof.
The effects of poaching are not to be taken lightly. According to the African Wildlife Foundation, rhinos, elephants, and other types of African wildlife may go extinct in our lifetime.