Przemysł wydobywczy w Mjanmie - Redux
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Nwe New Aung, 39, holds raw copper after it has been extracted from the stones mined by her husband in Sagaing Region, Myanmar. Old tin cans serve as a magnet for the copper as it is extracted and sifted from the stones. The process takes 20 days and will earn one family about $100 USD. (Lauren DeCicca for NRGI)
MINIMUM PRICE $100
2015-07-14
Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re/Redux Pictures/East News
Redux Pictures
Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re
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36cm x 24cm by 300dpi
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