Légende

Lynch, Kentucky - Coal mining equipment remains in a former U.S. Steel company town in Harlan County. Automation and the subsequent closure of most mines have reduced the area's population and increased its poverty

Date

24 mars 2025

Crédit

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Jim West

Notre référence

BRK26H89_499

Model release

NA

Property release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

69.9Mo (23.3Mo) / 34.2cm x 51.3cm / 4037 x 6056 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted equipment mine mining employed industry unemployment work jobless poor environmental pollution ecocide global warming environment North America USA America automatic American climate change automation profession closed professional industrial energy job hunt population energy source job market US-American fossil energy source orthographic poverty former social issue environmental damage environmental issue Kentucky polluting climate crisis automated Closure Coal mining Coal mining equipment no one gear colliery working labour unemployed pollution environmental destruction United States of America automatical automatization occupation shut jobhunting ecological damage fossil fuel orthographical harmful to the environment Closing No People labor redundant pollution of the environment United States job job seek vertical Environmentally harmful Shut down nobody environmental contamination US-America uninhabited empty job-seeking equipments mines industries ecocides automations professions energies job hunting populations energy sources environmental pollutions job markets fossil energy sources formerly social issues environmental damages environmental issues labouring fossil fuels laboring job seeking works role roles labours labors seeks job