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Smoke
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Envelope
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Agriculture
Atmospheric Pollution
Electricity
Energy
Resort
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Beach
Powerplant
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Album
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Electricity
Energy
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Beach
Construction Site
Powerplant
Container
Album
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Electricity
Energy
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Smoke
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Agriculture
Atmospheric Pollution
Electricity
Energy
Resort
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Beach
Power Station
Railway
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Envelope
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Electricity
Energy
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Container
Container
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Field Research
Residential
Toxic Waste
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Note(s)
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Animal
Port
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Envelope
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Marine Pollution
Toxic Waste
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Container
Envelope
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Land Reclamation
Author
Pierre Malychef
Land reclamation project in Dbayeh under development. Currently known as Waterfront City Dbayeh.
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Barrel
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Field Research
Residential
Toxic Waste
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Residential
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Landscape
Quarry
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Container
Container
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Field Research
Portrait
Toxic Waste
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Hospital
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Toxic Waste
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Barrel
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Album
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Toxic Waste
Two cans of paint and coating, produced by the Italian chemical company, Industrie Vernici Italiane ("Italian Paint Industry") stylized as I.V.I, that specialized in the production of paints. Starting 1983, I.V.I, then-majoritarily owned by Fiat, was gradually sold to the American multinational company, PPG Industries Inc. The selling of the entire shares was effectuated in 1992. Following a lawsuit filed by American environmental organizations, Penn Environment and Sierra Club, in 2012, PPG Industries, Inc. was found liable in 2018 for decades of pollutants discharge in the Allegheny River. Read more on: https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/usa-court-finds-paint-manufacturer-ppg-liable-for-pollution-posing-risk-to-health-environment-in-lawsuit-over-chemicals-spill/.
These cans ended up on Lebanese territories due the toxic waste deal between the Italian Mafia and the Lebanese Forces. The author of this image is unspecified.
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Highway
Powerplant
Vehicle
Container
Album
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Electricity
Energy
Industry
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Photograph
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Residential
Container
Envelope
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Landscape
Quarry
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Photograph
Container
Album
Author
Pierre Malychef
Image taken by Dr. Pierre Malychef documenting the 1989 Dora Port Explosion and its aftermaths on March 30th 1989. For more information on the explosion, please go to: https://dark.society.systems/contribution/a-history-of-ammonia/
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Photograph
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Smoke
Container
Folder
Sub-envelope
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Landfill
Landscape
Author
Pierre Malychef
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Photograph
Content
Barrel
Container
Album
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Toxic Waste
Author
Pierre Malychef
An empty can of "Lechler 04 380 Polydur Zinc Putty", a universal knifing polyester putty of medium grain with very high filling power. Suitable to fill big imperfections on normal steel sheets and zinc coated steel sheets of car bodies and industrial vehicles. Produced by Ponte Chiasso (Como), the Italian subsidiary of the German paint company, Lechler. Ponte Chiasso gained its independence from its parent company, Lechler, in 1910. This can ended up on Lebanese territories due the toxic waste deal between the Italian Mafia and the Lebanese Forces. This image was taken by Pierre Malychef in the late 1980s.
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Photograph
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Smoke
Container
Envelope
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Agriculture
Atmospheric Pollution
Electricity
Energy
Resort
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Photograph
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Powerplant
Resort
Smoke
Container
Album
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Agriculture
Electricity
Energy
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Photograph
Content
Container
Container
Envelope
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Field Research
Portrait
Toxic Waste
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Photograph
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Barrel
Container
Envelope
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Field Research
Portrait
Residential
Toxic Waste
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Photograph
Content
Barrel
Container
Envelope
Theme
Field Research
Portrait
Toxic Waste
Author
Pierre Malychef
Inspection of toxic waste barrel.
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Container
Container
Envelope
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Field Research
Portrait
Residential
Toxic Waste
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Image
Photograph
Reference
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Animal
Port
Container
Envelope
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Marine Pollution
Toxic Waste
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Powerplant
Smoke
Container
Envelope
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Agriculture
Atmospheric Pollution
Electricity
Energy
Resort
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Photograph
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Barrel
Container
Envelope
Theme
Field Research
Portrait
Quarry
Toxic Waste
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Photograph
Content
Barrel
Container
Envelope
Theme
Field Research
Toxic Waste
Author
Pierre Malychef
Barrels containing toxic waste fall on the side of the road in Maameltein area while being transported to the port of Beirut, spilling their contents.
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Cable
Construction Site
Residential
Container
Album
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Electricity
Energy
Landscape
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Photograph
Content
Barrel
Container
Album
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Toxic Waste
Author
Pierre Malychef
Close-up of a barrel with a sheet of paper taped to it on which it is handwritten in Italian "SACCHI SPORCHI Di ALLUMINIO - MAGNESIO" ("Dirty aluminum - magnesium bags"). The duct tape that is securing the sheet of paper on the barrel is labeled "RORER ITALIANA S.p.A." with the logo of RORER. The latter focuses on the production of organic fine chemistry, pharmaceuticals, machines, and macromolecular chemistry and polymers. The last patent published by the company was on April 2, 1987. Read more on: https://goodip.io/iq/assignee/rorer-italiana-spa#patents.
This lid ended up on Lebanese territories due the toxic waste deal between the Italian Mafia and the Lebanese Forces. This image was taken by Pierre Malychef in the late 1980s.
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Photograph
Container
Album
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Ammonium Nitrate
Marine Pollution
Military
War
Weapon
Author
Pierre Malychef
Image taken by Dr. Pierre Malychef documenting the 1989 Dora Port Explosion and its aftermaths on March 30th 1989. For more information on the explosion, please go to: https://dark.society.systems/contribution/a-history-of-ammonia/ The photograph shows workers in a destitute hangar with a pressure-torn roof post-explosion. Similarly to Hangar 12, the hangar is filled with white sacks, akin to the ammonium nitrate sacks we all became familiar with in the last 3 years. A huge number of the sacks in the upper left part of the image are molten, due to the heat of the explosion.
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Photograph
Container
Album
Author
Pierre Malychef
Image taken by Dr. Pierre Malychef documenting the 1989 Dora Port Explosion and its aftermaths on March 30th 1989. For more information on the explosion, please go to: https://dark.society.systems/contribution/a-history-of-ammonia/
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Photograph
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Container
Container
Envelope
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Field Research
Portrait
Toxic Waste
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Highway
Powerplant
Vehicle
Container
Album
Theme
Electricity
Energy
Industry
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Photograph
Container
Album
Author
Pierre Malychef
Image taken by Dr. Pierre Malychef documenting the 1989 Dora Port Explosion and its aftermaths on March 30th 1989. For more information on the explosion, please go to: https://dark.society.systems/contribution/a-history-of-ammonia/
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Photograph
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Power Station
Residential
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Album
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Electricity
Energy
Landscape
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Container
Container
Envelope
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Field Research
Residential
Toxic Waste
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Photograph
Container
Album
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Ammonium Nitrate
Atmospheric Pollution
Damage
Ecology
Energy
Explosion
Military
War
Image taken by Dr. Pierre Malychef documenting the 1989 Dora Port Explosion and its aftermaths on March 30th 1989. The photograph shows workers in a destitute hangar with a pressure-torn room post-explosion. Similarly to Hangar 12, the hangar is filled with white sacks, akin to the ammonium nitrate sacks we all became familiar with in the last 3 years. For more information on the explosion and these images, please go to: https://dark.society.systems/contribution/a-history-of-ammonia/
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Photograph
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Cistern
Construction Site
Powerplant
Container
Album
Theme
Electricity
Energy
Fuel
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Photograph
Container
Envelope
Theme
Land Reclamation
Author
Pierre Malychef
Land reclamation project in Dbayeh under development. Currently known as Waterfront City Dbayeh.
Media Type
Photograph
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Barrel
Power Station
Container
Envelope
Theme
Electricity
Energy
Author
Pierre Malychef
Media Type
Photograph
Container
Envelope
Theme
Land Reclamation
Author
Pierre Malychef
Land reclamation project in Dbayeh under development. Currently known as Waterfront City Dbayeh.