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trucks destroy nature and load the terrain with endless amounts of earth after mining. bulldozers push and level to the level of the river banks. nature gives way to civilization, excavator

green Dirty Sludge flowing in a shallow river into the ocean, algae growing on the surface and flows with the current

Ancient rocks and shells in Ma Shi Chau, an island in Tolo Harbour, Tai Po. It is a favourite destination for rock lovers with the only Permian stratum in Hong Kong. It is the second-oldest rock of the territory.

hematite (kidney ore) from Florence Mine, Egremont, England isolated on white background

Hard bauxite mineral sample studio shot with light microscopy

On the West Coast an image captured at the Moria Gate Arch- Oparara Basin. A walk to the arch in the Oparara Basin is through some stunning scenery, the rainforest is an enchanted wonderland; a large variety of mosses in all shades of green cling to and drape off every available trunk, branch & twig. Soft green ferns cover the forest floor and taller tree ferns spread their feathery fronds overhead.

$Devonian microfossils in limestone matrix include circular and cylindrical crinoids, fan-shaped brachiopod (shell) fragments, speckled bryozoan fragments. Rock is about 1 1/2\$

Limestone with fossilized mollusk. Close up of prehistoric extinct animals in stone.Top view background. Fossilized sea shell imprints in the rock

Calmitacea inside a peace of stone. The fossil was growing in the Carboniferous Period (around 360 to 300 million years ago).

Limpets clinging to striped rock at the beach

tufa or travertine limestone formations in Una National Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina, calcium carbonate rock, that is formed in rivers, when minerals from water settle on different types of surfaces

Beach of Etretat in the north of France, close up of plants and animals between the round stones, tourism

The Devonian Fossil Gorge is located north of Iowa City

Micrograph of ancient paleozoic Rugosa coral, also known as horn coral, fossils from the Pennsylvanian period. Viewed in a rock matrix as a thin section. Cross sections of individual corals are about 1 cm in diameter. Collected near Blue Mountain in the Peloncillo Mountian Range, New Mexico, USA.

Circular rock pattern in a coastal tidal pool

Small Fossil Shell on a limestone rock. The image was captured in italy (campania).

Shells attached to rocks are usually found on a rocky beach

cross section of a precious mining material

$Conglomerate is a clastic sedimentary rock that is composed of a substantial fraction of rounded to subangular gravel-size clasts. A conglomerate typically contains a matrix of finer-grained sediments, such as sand, silt, or clay, which fills the interstices between the clasts. The clasts and matrix are typically cemented by calcium carbonate, iron oxide, silica, or hardened clay.$

Empty clam shells on the bottom of Loch Dunvegan close to the beach at Stein on the Isle of Skye in Scotland.

Fossils of shells in rock found at Fossil Cliffs.

Volcanic rock details in Tenerife Canary Islands

Scleractinian coral fossil on a Ammonite fossil. Both from the jurassic period found in the canton of Aargau.

Imprint of an ancient plant on a stone in the hands of a man

chinese medicine semen momordicae, Momordica cochinchinensis on black background

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