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Play in Jenneponto, Alamsyah Rauf, 2018
Jenneponto, Indonesia: a group of boys play football around a wind power plant, their house is nearby.
The Coal Warehouse, Ales Tvrdy, 2020
One of Taiwan's biggest cities, Kaohsiung is crowded and polluted. One solution is this huge hangar, covering and catching the coal dust generated during transportation from the boats to the power plant.
Death Pool, Ales Tvrdy, 2021
Typhoon season is vitally important in Tainan, Taiwan. It brings life-giving fresh water for the rainy season. In dry winters, salt water from the coast permeates underground and into fishing pools to create these stunning patterns.
Alexander Kaiser, Wintergreen
Nowadays artificial snow is the only way to start the winter season, winters in the Austrian alps are getting shorter and shorter.
DesertifiKation, Antonio Aragon Renuncio, 2019
Al Madam Ghost Town, UAE. 85% of the world's population lives on the driest half of the planet. Desertification is the degradation of land in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas, caused primarily by human activity and climatic variations.
Feux de Brousse (Traditional African Bushfires), Antonio Aragon Renuncio, 2019
Traditional bushfires are commonplace in West Africa. Here, a Togolese woman in Tami, Togo, manages an "early bushfire" designed to burn old grasses, let new grasses grow and preempt a wildfire in the dry season.
The Rising Tide Sons, Antonio Aragon Renuncio, 2019
A child sleeps inside his house destroyed by coastal erosion. Sea levels along more than 8,000km of the seacoast of 13 West African countries continue to rise, swallowing everything in their path.
Inferno, Amaan Ali, 2021
A boy is trying to fight against the fire that broke out near his home. Forest fires are a common phenomenon and can be caused by negligence.
Survive for Alive, Ashraful Islam, 2021
In 2021 Bangladesh experienced unusually low rainfall and suffered a severe drought. This flock of sheep in Noakhali uses their initiative to seek out grass in between the cracks of parched soil around their shepherd.
Dry Fish Harvesting, Ashraful Islam, 2020
In Tarash, in the Sirajganj district of Bangladesh, locals net fish and air dry them on vibrant raised trellises to preserve their catch and provide a steady income. Refrigeration isn't widely available, so drying fish in the open air is common practice.
Paddy Harvesting, Ashraful Islam, 2020
Harvested rice is dried over several days in paddy fields in the village of Kachikata, Natore, Bangladesh. Using traditional methods, the rice is regularly raked and turned to dry out thoroughly in the sun. The process creates these distinctive patterns.
Fishing in River, Ashraful Islam, 2021
Sontola Bridge, Sirajganj in Bangladesh, attracts an abundance of fish tempted by the extensive algae that accumulates in the river. This draws brightly coloured boatmen, from far and wide, to cast and fill their nets and provide for their families.
Drying Incense, Azim Khan Ronnie, 2019
Workers sit surrounded by thousands of richly coloured and scented incense sticks in Quang Phu Cau, a village in Hanoi, Vietnam. Incense has played an important spiritual role in their lives for hundreds of years and is used in all forms of worship.
Polluted Buriganga River, Azim Khan Ronnie, 2021
Morning rush hour on a busy waterway in Bangladesh. Bustling with boats and passengers jostling to make their commute, millions of people compete to cross the river to get to their workplace in Dhaka.
Sustainable Agriculture, Azim Khan Ronnie, 2020
In Pirojpur, Bangladesh, gardens rise and fall as waters swell in nearby rivers. This makes land a precious commodity for residents wishing to grow crops. Timing is crucial and experience is everything.
Hooked Pup, Celia Kujala, 2020
I met this California sea lion pup with a hook embedded in his mouth at the beginning of the dive. For the duration of the dive he stayed near me.
The Nemo's Garden, Giacomo d'Orlando, 2021
This completely self-sustainable project aims to make underwater farming a viable eco-friendly solution to counteract the increasing climate change pressures on our future.
Umka 2021 Expedition to Franz Joseph Land in the Arctic Ocean, Grigorov Gavriil, 2021
Researchers weigh an anaesthetised polar bear during an expedition by the Russian Geographical Society. They monitored the polar bear population, assessing impacts of climate change.
Balance and Reflection, Huy Pham Duc, 2019
Tuyen Lam Lake, near Da Lat city, Vietnam. A balance between the nuances of nature and the daily work of man.
Catching Sunshine, Huy Pham Duc, 2019
Tuyen Lam National Biosphere Reserve contains rich and diverse ecosystems, animals and plants. The old fisherman chooses a solitary life, catching fish in exchange for food.
Cathedral in the Desert, Jay Huang, 2021
This gorge has been buried under the flood waters of the Lake Powell reservoir (USA) since 1963. It has become accessible again due to extreme drought. 9 vertical images were merged to create this image.
Trapped, Jonathan Kaardal, 2020
Juan de Fuca Straight, Canada. The smoke from devastating forest fires was burning our eyes and lungs. "Dad, I wonder what's out there. Maybe the smoke will blow away and we can see what's here if we stay a while." "I'm sorry son, the tide is coming in around us. We best be heading back in before you get trapped out there."
The Last Breath, Kevin Ochieng, 2021
A boy takes in air from a plant, with a sand storm brewing in the background. Trees are a nature-based solution to climate change, so deforestation brings us closer to our last breaths.
Live in Garbage, M Yousuf Tushar, 2021
People are collecting rubbish for resale at the Matuail sanitary landfill in Dhaka, Bangladesh. According to a UNFA report, Dhaka is one of the most polluted cities in the world. Bangladesh currently generates 22.4 million tons of waste per year.
Man and Earth 26, by Marcio Pimenta
Castanha-do-Brasil (Bertholletia excelsa) in a logging process in Sena Madureira, Acre (Brazil). This iconic tree species of the Amazon rainforest reaches 30 to 50 meters in height. It is one of the most vulnerable species (endangered) despite its cutting and use being prohibited by law.
Run for Life, Maria Rumyantseva, 2021
An empty lifeboat sails away from a forest fire by the sea.
Flood, Michele Lapini, 2020
Flooding is a very real danger in the Po Valley in Nonantola, Modena in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy. Michele Lapini captured this striking image of a house submerged by the River Panaro, which burst its banks in extreme weather conditions.
From Trash to Hope, Milton Luiz de Lima Junior, 2021
In a barrack in the interior of Minas Gerais, Brazil, recyclable material collectors transform garbage into a means of survival, saving the environment and generating income for their families.
The Exhumation, Mustafa Bilge Satkın, 2019
The descendants of a man who died 50 years ago are preparing to move his remains as they are forced to abandon their ancestral home of Hasankeyf, Turkey. The construction of the Ilısu Dam will bury historic and cultural heritage.
Heart-Shaped House, Nguyen Duy Sinh, 2021
This house located in the middle of the swamp is run by an elderly Vietnamese couple. They raise buffaloes and ducks around the house, using small boats to move around.
Invasion, Nguyen Duy Sinh, 2020
Man encroaches on nature. On the right is a coconut and mangrove forest. On the left are human-made shrimp ponds.
Marine Pollution from Aquaculture, Nguyen Duy Sinh, 2020
Aquaculture from ponds near the beach discharge directly into the sea, causing serious pollution to the marine environment.
Hide from the Sun, Nguyen Linh Vinh Quoc, 2019
The ADun commune in Chu Se, Vietnam is a place with a harsh climate featuring dry season, lack of water, and burning sunshine.
Raw Salt Production, Nguyen Linh Vinh Quoc, 2020
Dam Vua salt fields in Vietnam. The salt particles crystallise after the seawater evaporates. A work day for salt farmers begins when the sun is not too high, everyone quickly rakes salt into high piles.
For the Sake of Humanity, Olivier Boels, 2016
Whatever is left of the primary forest in Brazil, it is mostly due to indigenous people fighting for their land and their way of life.
Olivier Boels, Flamingos
Phoenicoparrus jamesi (most commonly known as James's Flamingo) is one of the three species found in the south of Bolivia. Since it has been discover that salt lakes are full of lithium, these habitats are in danger.
Surya, Pakhalyuk Elena, 2020
Volcanic mud pools like this one on the Crimean Peninsula are disappearing as a result of climate change, exacerbated by human activity. Hindu god "Surya" is considered the creator and eye of the universe.
Clean Energy, Pedro de Oliveira Simões Esteves, 2021
Wind energy is one of the cleanest and most sustainable sources of energy on the planet. The Serra de São Macário mountains in Portugal have perfect conditions for the generation of clean energy.
Burst Into Tears, Riben Dhar, 2021
Munira Begum (37) left her house to attend her workstation, leaving her 7 years old child in her house which burned down in hours.
Working Mother, Riben Dhar, 2021
Working Mother works to bring food and other basic necessities to her family. She cares for her child during work. Here the child is hanging in a net while the Mother is working in a fish drying zone filled with the toxic air of rotten and dry fish.
The Life: A Narrow Strip, Roberto Bueno, 2019
A narrow road divides the green and fresh waters (note the trees growing) from the ochre and toxic waters of a nearby mine reservoir.
The Polygonal Forest, Roberto Bueno, 2019
A good management of forests is fundamental to contain climate change. This is a chestnut forest managed by wood owners in a sustainable way. They cut trees in polygonal areas and in the middle of them they left smaller zones whit trees that help the natural reforestation of the wood.
Bedroom, Sandipani Chattopadhyay, 2020
Subal Maity's bedroom was destroyed in 5 minutes by super cyclone Amphan. Forest and mangrove demolition is a major cause of disasters like Amphan.
Green Barrier, Sandipani Chattopadhyay, 2021
Heavy pollution, irregular monsoon seasons, and drought cause algal bloom on the river Damodar, India. The bloom prevents oxygen from entering the water, killing fish and damaging human hygiene and habitats.
Journey for Sustainability, Sandipani Chattopadhyay, 2021
Jute is a bio degradable crop grown mainly in the Ganges delta. It is an important natural fiber in terms of cultivation and usage. The Indian government is encouraging farmers to cultivate more jute.
Microplastic Sent to the Stomach, Sebnem Coskun, 2021
Dr. Ulgen Aytan of the Marine Biology department at Recep Tayyip Erdogan University positioned shredded plastic collected from the sea. The PLASTON research group investigates the interaction of plastics with animals.
New Danger to Life Below Water: Covid-19 Wastes, Sebnem Coskun, 2021
At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, medical waste equivalent to 33,880 plastic bottles was being released into the Mediterranean every minute. Turkish world record-holding free-diver Sahika Ercumen collects rubbish on the Ortakoy coastline.
Net-Zero Transition – Geothermal, Simone Tramonte, 2020
Wells and pipes in Krafla, Iceland. Carbon emissions from this geothermal station are reduced by reusing or reinjecting into the wells. The gases react with basaltic subsurface for safe, long-term storage.
Net-Zero Transition – Photobioreactor, Simone Tramonte, 2020
A photobioreactor at the Algalif facilities in Iceland. This plant uses geothermal energy to grow micro-algae producing astaxanthin. Carbon dioxide is re-used, sustainably turning waste into value.
Death of Hope, Subrata Dey, 2021
Kutubdia Island in Bangladesh, the day after Cyclone Yaas (2021). The embankment broke the entire area was flooded. This fish farming project was destroyed due to the intrusion of saline & polluted water.
Seeking Pure Drinking Water, Sultan Ahmed, 2021
Women collect water from a ditch in Bangladesh. The ground water is too saline. In the rainy season people collect and save rainwater to drink for the year. A family drinks only 4-5 liters each day.
Market of Umbrellas, Tran Tuan Viet, 2017
Hang Phan Market is a small market more than 100 years old in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Due to the hot weather, traders spread umbrellas to protect against the intense sunshine.
A Pollution Work, Tran Tuan Viet, 2016
A farmer burns dried lotus after harvesting in Ha Nam province, Vietnam. Smoke impacts on her health.
Garden of Plastic, Tran Tuan Viet, 2017
A farmer works in a vegetable field in Dong Anh district, Hanoi, Vietnam. These vegetable plots are covered by thin nylon to keep moisture in, prevent frost, and prevent cold. This is a farming practice commonly used in winter and spring by farmers in Vietnam.
Swim in the Flooding Season, Tran Tuan Viet, 2018
People play and swim near a flooded road in Quoc Oai, Hanoi, Vietnam. This photo was taken in the middle of the historic flood in 2018, which isolated this community for more than three weeks.
Moscow's Hidden Gem, Vitaly Golovatyuk, 2021
Standard size football field hidden inside the massive Meshchersky park on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia.
Horse Portrait, Yevhen Samuchenko, 2019
Pink salt lakes, Ukraine. Aerial photo from 120m altitude. Horse portrait created by Mother Nature from water and salt.
#StayHome, Yuri Pritisk, 2020
Since 2020, humanity has been forced to live in new conditions under the motto #StayHome. Civilization is creating a new normal, and nature silently observes.
Hospital Under Devastating Flood Water, Ziaul Huque, 2021
As a result of unplanned urbanization, the ground floor of the Chittagong Maternal and Child Hospital in Chittagong, Bangladesh is submerged in heavy rains every year.
Risky Journey, Ziaul Huque, 2019
In pursuit of livelihood, he collects plastic items from different parts of the city and takes them to the factory for sale (Chittagong City, Bangladesh).
Seeking Water for Survival, Ziaul Huque, 2019
People are frustrated with the water scarcity due to droughts in Bangladesh.
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Any beer actually added to and stored for a period longer than several days in wooden barrels so as to impart character from the process.
Barrel aging from wiki
Beers are sometimes aged in barrels to achieve a variety of effects in the final product. Sour beers such as lambics are fully fermented in wood (usually oak) barrels similar to those used to ferment wine, usually including microflora other than Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Other beers are aged in barrels which were previously used for maturing spirits. Stouts (particularly Russian Imperial Stouts) are sometimes aged in bourbon barrels. Goose Island's Bourbon County Stout was one of the first bourbon barrel-aged beers in the U.S.,[4] but the method has now spread to other companies, who have also experimented with aging other styles of beer in bourbon barrels.
By the early twenty-first century, the method of aging beer in used wine barrels had expanded beyond lambic beers to include saison, barleywine,[5] and blonde ale. Commonly, the barrels used for this had previously aged red wine (particularly cabernet sauvignon, merlot, and pinot noir).
Some breweries produce exclusively barrel-aged beers, notably Belgian lambic producer Cantillon, and sour beer company The Rare Barrel.
In 2017 Innis & Gunn decided that barrel aging didn't need to take place in a barrel and could be done in as little as 5 days. They attempted to redefine the term to include a forced, wood flavouring process that only they use and that the rest of the industry doesn't recognise as barrel aging. A backlash from other brewers using the term in its traditionally understood sense ensued and the outcome is, to date, unresolved.[6][7]

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