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#6783462

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783464

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783466

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783468

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783470

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783472

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783474

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783476

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783478

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783480

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783482

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#6783484

7 Jun 2021

Workers continue to work at mori cloth factory, materials for making batik cloth, after having paused due to the tidal flood in Jeruk Sari village, Pekalongan city, Central Java province, on June 5, 2021. The batik industries, which is one of main commodities of pekalongann city, must struggle amidst the threat of the sinking of their city by tidal flooding and sea abrasion due to the rapid land subsidence. Base on data from the geological Agency from the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resource, Pekalongan city is experiencing a land subsidence of 6 centimeters per year, which caused by the massive use of groundwater by housholds, farming, industry, and global climate change, which if not immediately mitigated, than the city is predicted to sink in 2036.

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#3967460

12 Mar 2019

A seamstress removing threads from clothing destined for the US market at a garment factory in Bangalore. Many of the workers emigrate from poor regions of the country, making clothes to be sold in the United States.

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#2191103

17 Sep 2017

Explosive remnants of war in a bombed out IED factory in East Mosul. Mosul, Iraq, on 11 September 2017. Islamic State left ammunition and remedies to make IEDs in various weapons factories in Mosul which now pose a threat to the local population.

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#2191106

17 Sep 2017

Explosive remnants of war in a bombed out IED factory in East Mosul. IS mark and writing on the wall in the back. Mosul, Iraq, on 11 September 2017. Islamic State left ammunition and remedies to make IEDs in various weapons factories in Mosul which now pose a threat to the local population.

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#2191111

17 Sep 2017

Explosive remnants of war in a bombed out IED factory in East Mosul. Body armour left at the factory. Mosul, Iraq, on 11 September 2017. Islamic State left ammunition and remedies to make IEDs in various weapons factories in Mosul which now pose a threat to the local population.

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