Przemysł wydobywczy w Mjanmie - Redux
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A woman shovels gravel dredged from the Thandwe river into a truck her company owns in Thandwe, Myanmar on February 15, 2017. Local workers are driven in from neighboring villages to work for legal mining companies at stations along the Thandwe River. Companies earn the most money from pure black sand, but can sell gravel and larger rocks to construction companies at a reduced rate. (Lauren DeCicca for NRGI)
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2017-02-15
Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re/Redux Pictures/East News
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Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re
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