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Shot of a road worker fitting drain pipes in a drainage ditch and connected the pipes to a sewer. Slight motion blur on the right end of the pipe

Oil refinery. Equipment for primary oil refining.

EGYPT, MARSA ALAM-FEBRUARY 24, 2019: laying plastic water pipes in the sand along the road in a small town, Egypt

Laying new water pipes in a concrete ditch. Thermal line.

Kerkrade, the Netherlands, - April 12, 2015. Construction and digging for an main sewage system, related to a new highway in the country.

water with mud is stored in a depot during dredging work in Park Hitland in the Netherlands

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Manhole cover on concrete road in progress.

Khartoum, Sudan - 18 Feb 2017: Sudan National Museum in Khartoum

Irrigation is the process of artificially applying water to soil or plants. It's often used in areas with irregular rainfall or drought.

Installing new sewage in Bangkok Nawamin

salvador, bahia, brazil - may 17, 2023: pipe gushing sewage water into a stream in the city of Salvador.

Agricultural irrigation system in southern Morocco

drainage iron corrugated pipe under the road

Water flow throughout water way flow to sea, Good water treatement and managment systemWater treatment from factory checked and treated before drain throughout water canal

a water pipe or a pipeline in the construction industry

Partially open manhole on a street with water/sewage visible below

Two drainage iron pipes of large diameter at the construction site for burying and laying communications

Dirty sewage inside the pipe, environmental pollution

an open manhole, destroyed asphalt, sand and rubble remained after the road was repaired. maintenance, repair and replacement of city communications, underground pipes and cables

Part of an old dirty concrete wall with a hole in it.

$The series of images were taken in the War Zone of Kuwait by Desmond Stagg just after Desert Storm (17 January 1991 – 28 February 1991) had taken place. I cannot remember the exact date and time when I took the pictures but it was sometime in 1991. The images show the remains of war equipment left by the Iraqis on their hasty retreat back to Irak. Untold amounts of weapons, grenades, tanks, howitzers, vehicles as well as ammunition were left abandoned in the desert. Nearly all the ammunition was still live and dangerous.\nThe date created, below is the date the images were processed. They have remained on my hard disk since the end of Desert Storm. Up until now they are unpublished.\nIn some of the images the sky was grey from the smoke covering the blue sky and sunshine. This was caused by the fires at the oil wells the invading troops had set.\nImage #14 shows the spillage of oil caused by the supply lines being opened allowing the oil to escape and soil the desert ground.$

Man in traditional clothing walks along riverbank, Nile River, Egypt. The River Nile has always and continues to be a lifeline for Egypt. Trade, communication, agriculture, water and now tourism provide the essential ingredients of life - from the Upper Nile and its cataracts, along its fertile banks to the Lower Nile and Delta. In many ways life has not changed for centuries, with transport often relying on the camel on land and felucca on the river

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