Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Coal-Impacts-in-South-Africa-27MZIF3EPKJC.htmlConceptually similarVictim of Coal Plant Relocated in South AfricaGP0STOJGMCompleted★★★★Local Victim in WitbankGP0STOJIBCompleted★★★★Child Victim in Informal Settlement in South AfricaGP0STOJFZCompleted★★★★Local Activist at Informal Settlement in South AfricaGP0STOJGECompleted★★★★Local Woman on Outskirts of Witbank in South AfricaGP0STOJI7Completed★★★★Victim at Informal Settlement in South AfricaGP0STOJIFCompleted★★★★Building Abandoned due to Coal Mining in WitbankGP0STOJGBCompleted★★★★Warning Sign of Abandoned Coal Mines in South AfricaGP0STOJIACompleted★★★★Community in Informal Settlement in South AfricaGP0STOJGRCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOJH1Coal Impacts in South AfricaPastor David Shinaki, Ethembeni Children’s Haven, Middleburg, lights candles during a power failure.“I grew up in an equatorial region where everything comes fresh. When I first moved here I had allergic reactions to the smoke and immediately developed sinus problems due to the dust and smoke from the coal mines. I struggled, the first two years wereawful…the atmosphere in Witbank is very dusty.”Locations:Africa-Mpumalanga-South Africa-WitbankDate:5 Dec, 2013Credit:© Mujahid Safodien / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4134px X 2717pxKeywords:Candles-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal mining-Darkness-Illness-KWCI (GPI)-Land pollution-Local population-Men-One person-Outdoors-People-Priests-Toxics (campaign title)-VictimsShoot:Coal Impacts in South AfricaThe impacts of coal and water pollution caused by coal mining, in the communities living in and around Witbank (also called "eMmalahleni", meaning "place of coal"), Mpumalanga province, South Africa.Related Collections:Coal Impacts in South Africa - Photo Exhibition (All Photographers)
