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Kwinana Grain Terminal, East Rockingham, Western Australia

A Sulphur pile in Vancouver, Canada.

Under the old rusty bridge on the sea shore

Pictures of natural scenery that can be seen in Okinawa Prefecture, located in the south of Japan.

Aerial photo of a port filled with mineral materials

A work pier in Frances Bay, Darwin, Australia.

Aerial view of ore and conveyor belt

Sageunjin Beach, Gangneung, Korea

Mining and processing plant for the extraction of salt and mineral fertilizers.

Seaside area factory zone in Kitakyushu City.

Kwinana Grain Terminal, East Rockingham, Western Australia

Aerial view of the metal mineral port

$loading bulk carrier with bauxite at port\$

Construction Site, Road Signs, Sign, Road Construction, Safety, Construction Industry, Occupation

Scenery off Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture seen from the sea in Tokyo

Large mechanical equipment in industrial plants

Seascape of waves and coast with pollution and pier, photographed with motion blur in California.

Savona. Italia - December 18, 2024: Coastal industrial area with sand piles, shipping containers and a clear blue sea in Savona, Italy. Concept: Juxtaposition of industrial elements and natural beauty

Salt extraction.

Aiwo, Nauru island: Cantilever 2 - Nauru Phosphate Cantilevers, massive steel cantilevers erected to load phosphate directly on large ships moored just off the reef - Although the initial layer of phosphate has been mined out (approximately 100 million tonnes), the island is believed to have a secondary level of phosphate, holding nearly 20 million tonnes of minable resources. Republic of Nauru Phosphate Corporation (RONPhos / NPC).

Sea Village at the Spanish Canary Islands.

Сrane digging on construction site, blue sky

Terminal Portuario da Trafaria the port of Trafaria with cranes in the hazy distance during evening twilight, Lisbon, Portugal

1980s old Positive Film scanned, View of Poolbeg Towers from Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland.

$Loros Barranqueros, Cyanoliseus patagonus. Quequén, Buenos Aires, Argentina. \n\nThe largest colony and the most important breeding site of this species is on the sandstone cliffs of El Cóndor village, Río Negro province. Where there are more than 30 thousand active nests.\n\nUnfortunately these colonies of Burrowing Parrots are in decline.\n\nOne of the main reasons is the large number of cars that go down to the beaches, without any type of control.$

Old Rown and Port Asilah at dawn, Asilah, Morocco.

Kwinana Grain Terminal, East Rockingham, Western Australia

Aerial photo of a port filled with mineral materials

Dot pattern design

Muscat, Oman: barrier of wave-dissipating hollow cube concrete blocks used to prevent erosion caused by weather and longshore drift, ever more necessary due to rising sea levels induced by climate change. Coastal management.

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