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#13272961
4 February 2026
KRAKOW, POLAND – FEBRUARY 03: The logo and signage for MEININGER Hotels, an international budget hotel group, is seen on a building facade on February 3, 2026, in Krakow, Poland.
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#13215042
18 January 2026
WARSAW, POLAND – JANUARY 17: The building at Wilcza Street, housing three Polish government institutions, the Office of the Spokesperson for Small and Medium Enterprises, the State Mining Authority, and the District Mining Office in Warsaw, is seen in Warsaw, Poland, on January 17, 2026.
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#13059172
5 December 2025
KATOWICE, POLAND - DECEMBER 4: A scale model of Nikiszowiec, featuring the historic nine original workers' housing estates known as familoks, is displayed in front of St. Anne Church in the historic mining district of Nikiszowiec, Katowice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland, on December 4, 2025.
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18 August 2025
A view of the Shitalakkhya River from the Sultana Kamal Bridge in Demra, Bangladesh, on August 18, 2025. During the monsoon, fresh rainwater mixes with factory waste-darkened water,
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18 August 2025
A view of the Shitalakkhya River from the Sultana Kamal Bridge in Demra, Bangladesh, on August 18, 2025. During the monsoon, fresh rainwater mixes with factory waste-darkened water,
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#12657747
18 August 2025
A view of the Shitalakkhya River from the Sultana Kamal Bridge in Demra, Bangladesh, on August 18, 2025. During the monsoon, fresh rainwater mixes with factory waste-darkened water,
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#12657748
18 August 2025
A view of the Shitalakkhya River from the Sultana Kamal Bridge in Demra, Bangladesh, on August 18, 2025. During the monsoon, fresh rainwater mixes with factory waste-darkened water,
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18 August 2025
A view of the Shitalakkhya River from the Sultana Kamal Bridge in Demra, Bangladesh, on August 18, 2025. During the monsoon, fresh rainwater mixes with factory waste-darkened water,
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#12657669
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657670
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657671
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657672
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657673
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657674
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657680
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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#12657681
18 August 2025
The entire center of Kiruna moves because of the giant mine that dominates the region. Underground mining is cost-effective and enables a high level of mechanization and automation. However, it causes deformations in the surface ground that, beyond a certain threshold, can render it impossible to maintain any infrastructure or residential areas in those locations.
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