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Abandoned church in a mud lake. Natural mining disaster with water pollution

$### Title:\nDry Cracked Ground in Arid Land at Sunset in Mont Saint Michel, France\n\n### Description:\nA striking view of the dry, cracked ground in the salt marshes of Mont Saint Michel, France. The parched earth, resembling a mosaic of dried clay and mud, reveals the harsh effects of drought. As the sun sets, its golden light reflects on the remaining patches of water, highlighting the arid landscape. In the background, dried macrophyte algae lie scattered on the sandy shore, emphasizing the desolate beauty of this unique environment.\n\n### Keywords:$

A lake contaminated with toxic waste in the western mountains of Romania. Nature pollution from copper mine. Ecological catastrophe or Environmental disaster

Old abandoned cemetery buried under the dried river

Ecologic disaster from cooper mine in carpathian mountains

Landscape shot looking across fields and a small lake towards the double towers of the church of Saint Nicolas in the small village of Munster in the Moselle department in eastern France.

Forest with yellowed leaves on the banks of a small lake and a cloudy gray sky on an autumn day in Düzce, Turkey.

Abandoned church flooded by a lake full with contaminated water. Geamana, Rosia Montana

The swamp in period of drought. Normally, it is impossible to see the church.

Geamana village flooded with waste water from mining, Romania, taken in May 2019, taken in HDR

Lake Musov with Church of St. Linhart in Musov, Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic

Farmer plowing rice paddy field using tractor and cultivator during rainy season under the beautiful cloudscape.

Flooded church in a toxic red lake. Water polluting by a copper mine

Panorama of Deliblato village and lake kraljevac with the church of saint nicholas (crkva svetog nikole). Deliblato is a village in Serbia , situated in the Kovin municipality in the Vojvodina province. The village has a total population of 3,498 (2002 census), with a Serb ethnic majority and a Romanian minority. The Deliblatska Peara (Deliblato Sands), the largest sandy area in Europe, was named after this village.This image showcases the serene landscape of Deliblato and its lake in Serbia. The clear blue sky and tranquil waters create a picturesque and calming scene. Surrounded by natural vegetation and a horizon dotted with trees, Deliblato offers a peaceful escape into nature. This destination is perfect for travelers seeking tranquility and scenic beauty, making it an idyllic spot for photography and relaxation.The Church of Saint Nicholas (Crkva Svetog Nikole) in Deliblato, Serbia, stands proudly before the serene waters of Lake Kraljevac. This Orthodox church is a cultural and spiritual landmark in the rural village of Deliblato, representing both religious heritage and the natural beauty of the Serbian countryside. Surrounded by nature and peaceful landscapes, the church serves as a destination for both religious pilgrims and tourists. Its traditional architecture and serene setting offer a glimpse into Serbia's rural charm.

Cracked land due to drought and climatic changes. Skinny dog on dirt

$The impact of the ongoing drought on the Sau Reservoir in Catalunya.\nThe bell tower of the old, abandoned village of Sant Romà, located in central Catalonia's Sau reservoir. Spain$

Sunset landscape at Zhrebchevo Dam, Bulgaria

Sau reservoir. Climate change and desertification. Dryness in Catalonia. Spain

Sant Ponç Reservoir, Drought during 2023 Catalonia, Spain

Aerial apocalyptic scene, church tower with cross buried under mud and toxic copper mining residuals. Geamana, Romania

Water pollution with cooper mine residuals

Cut and dead tree area in nature. Get conscious, go green, think twice...

$Geamăna village lays 100 meters below the surface of this lake which constitutes ore dumps from the Roșia Poieni copper mine.\n\nThe houses, the cemetery, the agricultural lands are down there under these highly toxic dumps.\n\nThe church’s tower is still visible because it was built on the highest hill top in the village, roughly 100 meters above the base of the village.$

A picturesque church with a tall spire situated on a hilltop surrounded by fields and bare trees. The rural setting underlines the tranquility and beauty of the countryside.

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