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“The Earth should not be a worse place after my life than it was when I was born here.”

– Rob Stewart

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“The future will be green or not at all.” – Jonathon Porritt

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“Climate change is a global problem. The planet is warming because of the growing level of greenhouse gas emissions from human activity. If this trend continues, truly catastrophic consequences are likely to ensue from rising sea levels to reduced water availability, to more heat waves and fires.”

– Malcolm Turnbull

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“All things share the same breath – the beast, the tree, the man. The air shares its spirit with all the life it supports.”

– Chief Seattle

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“The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.”

— Albert Einstein

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Water to Dust by Mette Lampcov is a beautiful photograph of California during a drought and depicts realistically the kind of climate change we`ve experienced in 2022 and these last few years which have only gotten worse.

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Wildfires happen yearly in states like Texas and California. This photograph of a wildfire is beautiful in its savagery and destruction of a forest. The devastation it more than likely wrought to not just the land, animals, and people but also the toxic smoke in an already decaying ozone.

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The things we do have an impact on our environment and the creatures that live there. Bitter Death of Birds by Mehdi Mohebi Pour depicts flamingos dead in flooded waters. It`s hauntingly beautiful in a morbid sort of way that catches your attention.

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This photograph was taken of the Forest Park Metrolink Station after the flooding in St. Louis. Most images we see that impact the world are in faraway countries, so we don`t really think about how those things impact us but this photograph was taken close to home so it`s easier to relate to.

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Climate Change has always been a looming problem but in 2022 that problem has seemed to catch up to us in some of the most disastrous ways possible. This gallery shows in a series of photographs some of the different weather changes we`ve all experienced throughout the years and the most recent effects of devastation climate change has had on the environment, animals, and people. It gives the viewers an idea of the impact around the world but also brings it close to home.
The walls explore flooding, wildfires, and drought in both the US and outside of it as well as the impact it`s had on the animal population.

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1.  Ocean Rage - Images | Matilde Gattoni Photography (photoshelter.com)
2. St. Louis Flooding, In Photos | The Weather Channel
3. Haunting photos of dead flamingos win Environmental Photographer of the Year | Digital Camera World
4. Environmental photographer of the year 2021 – in pictures | World news | The Guardian
5. Texas Wildfires - April 19, 2011 | The Spokesman-Review
6. Another day, another fire - Stunning photos of climate change (cbsnews.com)
7. Arid wheat fields and dead cows: a snapshot of Argentina's worst drought in decades (msn.com)
8. Meet 5 women documenting climate change around the world : The Picture Show : NPR
9. Environmental photographer of the year 2021 – in pictures | World news | The Guardian

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Texas Wildfires - Max Faulkner. 2011

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Another Day, Another Fire - David McNew. 2021.

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The Bitter Death of Birds - Mehdi Mohebi Pour. 2022.

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Survive For Alive - Ashraful Islam. Noakhali, Bangladesh. 2021

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Inferno. New Delhi, India - Amaan Ali. 2021.

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Water to Dust - Mette Lampcov. Jan. 2016.

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Arid Wheat fields and Dead Cows - Thomas Reuters

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The Flooded Forest Park DeBaliviere MetroLink Station - @TonyInStLouis - July 26, 2022

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Ocean Rage - Matilde Gattoni. Ghana, Fuveme. 2016