A New-York and Berlin based photographer named J. Henry Fair explores how industry and infinite consuming destroys nature in his project “Industrial Scars”.
An oil spill on the Gulf of Mexico
Mining waste flowing from the mountain to the sea
Waste ponds at a chemical plant
Bauxite waste from aluminum production
Radioactive phosphate fertilizer waste
A coal slurry-detritus of water and chemicals after coal was washed
A bulldozer pushing waste from an oil refinement
The new waste pond at a phosphate fertilizer mining site
Immiscible oil on the Gulf of Mexico
The apache copper inner wall of an open-pit copper mine
A waste impoundment at an Arctic iron mine
Arsenic and water-coal ash waste at an electricity generator plant
Air pollution over a sulfur waste pit at an oil refinery
Meat consumption causing Hog Lake fecal waste
A waste pit at an herbicide manufacturing plant
Causes of global warming: molten sulfur forming tar sands at a refinery pumped onto a sulfur stack
Liquid waste at a brown coal mine
Waste from a phosphate fertilizer manufacturer
Aerators agitating waste from a manufacturer of facial tissue
