Légende

Bottrop, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Renaturalised Boye, the tributary of the Emscher, was transformed into a near-natural watercourse, flood protection through newly designed flooding areas, the Boye is now free of sewage after the construction of a parallel sewer, is part of the Emscher river system and thus part of the Emscher conversion, was previously an open, above-ground wastewater channel, mixed water channel with surface water and wastewater

Date

28 juil. 2024

Crédit

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Rupert Oberhäuser

Notre référence

BRK26J51_320

Model release

NA

Property release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

128.1Mo (42.7Mo) / 69.4cm x 46.3cm / 8192 x 5464 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted modification water river body of water environment protection nature Ruhr district North Rhine-Westphalia German Europe ecofriendly european sewage burden River landscape contamination Germany flood control seminatural renaturated Bottrop contaminated Emscher river course natural environment Central Europe River system Tributary wastewater-free Emscher conversion Sewer no one alteration waterfront waters environmental protection open air Ruhr area NRW eco-friendly effluent stress riverine landscape pollution German Federal Republic flood protection semi-natural renaturalised dirty course of a river natural surrounding Middle Europe No People conversion environmental conservation Ruhr Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia environmentally friendly wastewater river scenery polluting Republic of Germany flood prevention close to nature polluted nobody Ruhr region North-Rhine Westphalia Environmental friendly Riverscape FRG near-natural uninhabited Ruhrgebiet empty modifications rivers sewages burdens River landscapes contaminations Tributaries effluents riverine landscapes Waste water river sceneries BRD water body Water area open water Europe's River view flood water control course of the river