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#WorldOnFire: Forest-fire smog has no borders

Blog entry by Khalimat Tekeeva | 28 July, 2016 3 comments

The vast, lush, green of Siberia’s forests is black and smouldering. The fires rage on, already scorching an area the size of Belgium, Luxembourg and The Netherlands combined - seven million hectares. I can see the haze 4500km away...

If you're left without reindeer, there is nothing else

Blog entry by Tatiana Vasilieva | 16 September, 2016 2 comments

“You feed a reindeer and step away - and it suddenly drops dead. Within a day it swells up like a ball ready to burst. We thought the heat was to blame, as they were still in their thick winter coats. A neighbour lost 50 of them.” ...

Nenet mother and child, Yamal Peninsula, Siberia

Image | 27 November, 2009 at 1:00

Nenet mother and child, Yamal Peninsula, Siberia.

Logging in Siberia.

Image | 1 September, 1993 at 3:00

Logging in Siberia.

Nenet camp, Yamal Peninsula, Siberia

Image | 30 September, 2009 at 15:38

An indigenous Nenet woman and a child in front of their Chume (Tepee). The Nenets people move every 3 or 4 days so that their herds do not over graze the ground.

Melting permafrost in Yamal Peninsula, Siberia

Image | 1 October, 2009 at 15:29

An aerial view of permafrost tundra in the Yamal Peninsula. The entire region is under heavy threat from global warming as temperatures increase and Russia’s ancient permafrost melts.

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