American photographer J. Henry Fair spent five years taking pictures of industrial scars and toxic waste.
A plume of foam in bauxite waste at an aluminum manufacturing plant. Darrow, Louisiana, USA, 2005.
The inside of a holding tank at an oil sands upgrader facility. Fort McMurray, Canada, 2009.
Toxic waste at a coal power station. Pineville, South Carolina, USA, 2009.
Herbicide manufacturing plant. Luling, Louisiana, 2010.
Oil from BP Deepwater Horizon spill on the Gulf of Mexico. Gulf of Mexico, USA, 2010.
Outlet pipe from phosphate waste impoundment. Lakeland, Florida, 2007.
Waste pond near brown coal-fired power station. Lausitz, Germany, 2008.
Patterns in waste ash at coal - fired electrical generation station. Moncks Corner, South Carolina, 2009.
Coal ash waste at electricity generation station. Canadys, South Carolina, 2009.
Sulphur stacks at an oil sands upgrader facility. Fort McMurrary, Canada, 2009.
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I often get annoyed at new government regulations, but you see something like this and it reminds you why we have rules.
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/photos/album/44/
They look like Jupiter, Mars and any other desolate place in this Universe, 'till now. Unless you show me a planet with green pastures and blue clear water, I say a big WTF!?!