Oma vapustavate suureformaadiliste fotode abil jälgib Edward Burtynsky nafta teekonda kaasaegses ühiskonnas -  puurkaevust naftajuhtme ja automootorini ning sealt edasi kuni naftatootmise tipu ennustatava lõppmänguni.

Edward Burtynsky pildistab naftamaastikke

Vast industrial landscapes reveal how oil underpins the speed and scale of modern life. One liter of gasoline represents 23 metric tons of ancient carbon, requiring 500 years of photosynthetic growth to produce the 30 billion barrels used annually. At current consumption, the world’s known reserves will last only about 45 years. Capturing these realities through photography highlights the urgent need to address the looming energy crisis.

Oil Shapes Landscapes While Threatening Our Future

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