Green Issues Collection

nepenthes pervillei, pitcher plant, green subject
Nepenthes Pervillei Pitcher plant Green subject

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Pastinaca sativa Kral Russian Parsnip Brown subject

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Environment, Reforestation, Replanting of trees in deforested area. Young saplings in protective tubing growing in area of deciduous trees

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Ethiopia, Workers in Oxfam plant nursery with juniper seedlings used for timber and land reclaimation

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Ecuador, Woman with eucalyptus saplings to be used in reforestation project near Cuenca

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Rwanda, Gishwati, Planting potatoes on hillside cleared for growing crops and divided into plots by strips of Elephant Grass Pennisetum Purpureum to check soil erosion

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Canada, Alberta, Granum, Argosy Energy Inc fracking for tight shale oil in a wheat field at the edge of the Baaken play

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Bangladesh, Chittagong Hills, Hillsides burned in the traditional slash and burn style of juma agriculture

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Bangladesh, Chittagong Hills, Hillsides burned in the traditional slash and burn style of juma agriculture

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Bangladesh, Chittagong Hills, Bamboo burning in the traditional slash and burn style of juma agriculture

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Zimbabwe, Murewa District, Fertile land becoming barren due to erosion of soil

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Bangladesh, Chittagong Hills, Slash And Burn clerance of land for agricultural crops

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Australia, Wind pump for an artesian well

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Sri Lanka, Nuwara Eliya, Hand painted billboard poster advertising Glycel weed killer fertiliser from Anglo Asian Fertilisers containing Glyphosate a systemic herbicide originally patented by

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Sri Lanka, Colombo, Egrets and jackdaws in shallow polluted river

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Mexico, Gulf Coast, Cuidad del Carmen, Cattle grazing on deforested land

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India, Tamil Nadu, Environment, Wind farm with multiple generators, Two men with cattle and goats in foreground

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Spain, Andalucia, Rubbish dump on mountainside

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Namibia, Naukluft Mountains, Aerial view over eroded mountain landscape and dried up river bed

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Environment, Erosion, House on the edge of an eroded cliff at Fairlight in Sussex caused by severe coastal erosion

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France, Languedoc Roussillon, Pyrenees Orientales, Odeillo-Via solar power station. Mirrors reflecting light back to station building

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Environment, Litter, Aerial view looking down on building rooftops covered in rubbish in Cairo, Egypt

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Hyacinthoides - variety not idetified Bluebell wood Blue subject

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variety not identified Variety not identified Brown subject

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Sedum - variety not identified Sedum / Ice plant Brown subject Blue b/g

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varieties not identified Meadow

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Hyacinthoides - variety not idetified Bluebell wood Green subject

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Allium schoenoprasum Chive Green subject

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Vicia faba Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Close-up View - Front view View - Aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Several Editorial Annual Flowering season - Summer Fruiting season - Summer

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Lactuca sativa Lettuce Green subject Brown b/g

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Spathiphyllum wallisii Peace lily Green subject Green b/g

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Lactuca sativa Lettuce Green subject Brown b/g

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Lactuca sativa Lettuce Green subject Brown b/g

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Variety not identified Brown subject Green b/g

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Variety not identified Green subject

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Tropaeolum - variety not identified Nasturtium Green subject Brown b/g

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Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

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Ranunculus acris Buttercup Yellow subject

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Triticum - variety not identified Wheat Brown subject

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Quercus - variety not identified Oak - Acorn Brown subject Black b/g

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Quercus - variety not identified Oak - Acorn Brown subject

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Taxodium distichum Swamp cypress Brown subject

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variety not identified Grass Green subject

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Cosmos - variety not identified Cosmos Green subject

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Alcea rosea Hollyhock Pink subject

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Anemone - variety not identified Anemone Purple subject

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Phragmites australis Reeds / Sedge Brown subject

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Papaver rhoeas Poppy field Red subject Green b/g

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"Embracing Nature's Solutions: The Enchanting Nepenthes pervillei" In a world grappling with environmental challenges, the mesmerizing beauty of nature never ceases to amaze us. One such marvel is the Nepenthes pervillei, commonly known as the pitcher plant. This captivating green subject holds secrets that could help address our pressing green issues. Native to Borneo, this extraordinary plant showcases its unique adaptation for survival. Its vibrant green leaves form intricate pitchers that serve as deadly traps for unsuspecting insects. As these creatures are lured by the enticing aroma and nectar within, they become trapped in a pool of digestive enzymes secreted by the plant. In an astonishing display of natural efficiency, the Nepenthes pervillei derives essential nutrients from its prey. Beyond its fascinating carnivorous nature lies a potential solution to some of our most urgent environmental concerns. Scientists have discovered that these pitcher plants possess remarkable properties capable of purifying water contaminated with heavy metals and pollutants. By harnessing their natural filtration abilities, we can potentially combat water pollution and safeguard precious ecosystems. As we confront climate change and strive for sustainable practices, exploring innovative solutions inspired by Mother Nature becomes imperative. The Nepenthes pervillei reminds us that even in seemingly inhospitable environments, life finds ways to adapt and thrive while offering valuable lessons for mankind. Let this enchanting pitcher plant be a symbol of hope amidst our green issues – reminding us that there is still time to restore balance between humanity and nature through conscious actions. By embracing eco-friendly practices like recycling, reducing waste, conserving energy, and supporting renewable resources, we can contribute towards building a greener future. So let's take inspiration from this resilient botanical wonder – just as it ingeniously captures sustenance within its delicate embrace – let us capture opportunities to make positive changes in our own lives today. Together we can nurture a planet where harmony between humans and the environment prevails, ensuring a sustainable legacy for generations to come.