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29 March 2019

Little sprout growing on top of a pile of coins

28 March 2019

The view from Crane Tower in Wuhan, China

the cooling towers of the retired Orlando coal plant in South Africa. The towers now display large murals and advertisements as well as being used as a platform for bungee and BASE jumping

27 March 2019

Electronic waste being processed in an informal setting in Thailand. Image: Basel Action Network

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25 March 2019

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22 March 2019

Rice farming is critical to Cambodia's economy and food security, but the crop contributes to loss of natural habitat in the Southeast Asian country. Image:

21 March 2019

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20 March 2019

Smokey Tours Baseco Compound children

13 March 2019

What used to be Boeung Kak lake in Phnom Penh before it was filled in.

12 March 2019

The Plastikophobia sculpture was made from 18,000 cups collected from hawker centres in Singapore in a 10-hour period. Image: Laura Francois

7 March 2019

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6 March 2019

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A PET bottle being recycled at a recycling plant. Image: EVRYTHNG

5 March 2019

Albaba Singles Day 2018 Global Shopping Festival

4 March 2019

Children in Myanmar hold a solar lamp provided by Panasonic

28 February 2019

Water Bodies, a VR experience by illustrator and visual artist Adeline Tan, takes you on a journey into the human stomach.

27 February 2019

Wind turbines along the Southern Ocean, Western Australia.

22 February 2019

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20 February 2019

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