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Exhibition “The Breath” at H22 City Expo

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In Sydsvenskan / HD“We are all on our way to some boarder”

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In Sydsvenskan / HD “Just take me out of here”

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The Falling Kingdom

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The heavy rain has affected the coal mines in the region, some with fatal collapse. Miners working on pressure to reinforce and to get the mine back in operation.

Black clouds behind Myanmar’s coal industry

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Syria: The War Within

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Leather industry, a toxic and dangerous business.

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Because none of the workers have the technique to see where the oil is, they all drill in blindness, it takes several days to drill a hole manually and is no oil they continue to drill elsewhere. To operate an oil rig, licenses must be purchased at heavily varied prices and corruption is high among the officials. Many workers choose to defy the law and drill without permission.

Drilling in the dark- Myanmar’s Oil fields

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The dirty coal rules in the energy-expanding India

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The unique practice of mining gold using a hose and an air compressor, so-called compressor mining, originates from the Philippines as far back as the mid-1990s. It started with fishermen who saw an opportunity to dive deeper and farther to catch fish. This extremely dangerous work is mostly carried out by adult men, but sometimes also by boys. Those who dive for gold risk drowning from lack of oxygen or because of mudslides.

The dirty business of gold

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Lost Paradise- In search of coal

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In the Sulfur Cloud

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Tokhang: The Philippine Drug War

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Cockfighting, a bloody billion dollar industry.

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56,000 cubic meters of garbage a day

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