arch50
EN_01515882_2185
Chelsea Mackenzie-Saul and her daughter at the flood-damaged home of Mackenzie-Saul's mother in Lismore, in the Australian state of New South Wales, where civilians were largely left to rescue one another after the natural disaster struck, March 13, 2022. As climate change increases the frequency and size of natural disasters, governments around the world are struggling to scale up their responses to match. (Matthew Abbott/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2021-06-14
MATTHEW ABBOTT/The New York Times Agency/East News
The New York Times Agency
MATTHEW ABBOTT
15672619
4,2MB
47cm x 31cm przy 300dpi
13, 2022, ABBOTT, AFTER, AND, ANOTHER, ARE, AROUND, AS, AT, AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIAN, AUTHORITES, CALAMITIES, CHANGE, CHELSEA, CIVILIANS, CLIMATE, DAUGHTER, DISASTER, DISASTERS, EMERGENCY, FLOOD-DAMAGED, FLOODING, FREQUENCY, GOVERNMENT, GOVERNMENTS, HER, HOME, IN, INCREASES, LARGELY, LEFT, LISMORE, MACKENZIE-SAUL, MARCH, MATCH, MATTHEW, MOTHER, NATURAL, NEW, OF, ONE, RESCUE, RESPONSES, SCALE, SERVICES, SIZE, SOUTH, STATE, STRUCK, STRUGGLING, THE, THEIR, TIMES, TO, UP, VOLUNTEERS, WALES, WEATHER, WERE, WHERE, WORLD, YORK,