The Netherlands - Velsen-Noord
Tata Steel is a steel producer, with operations in 26 countries. In Europe the company is one of the largest steel producers. On its website the Tata group claims to be founded on the principle that its activities should always benefit society. But here, at the North Sea coast, close to the villages Wijk aan Zee, IJmuiden and Beverwijk are strongly growing concerns about their impact on public health. Let alone that Tata Steel is responsible for the largest CO2 emissions in The Netherlands. CO2 landscape made with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). © Tom Kisjes

Tags:   KAP Nederland The Netherlands Noordzeekust kust North Sea coast coast Wijk aan Zee Velsen-Noord IJmuiden Tata Steel luchtvervuiling air pollution CO2 emissions CO2 uitstoot aerial luchtfoto kite aerial vliegerfoto aerial photography luchtfotografie

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The Netherlands - Velsen-Noord
Tata Steel is a steel producer, with operations in 26 countries. In Europe the company is one of the largest steel producers. On its website the Tata group claims to be founded on the principle that its activities should always benefit society. But here, at the North Sea coast, close to the villages Wijk aan Zee, IJmuiden and Beverwijk are strongly growing concerns about their impact on public health. Let alone that Tata Steel is responsible for the largest CO2 emissions in The Netherlands. CO2 landscape made with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). © Tom Kisjes

Tags:   KAP Nederland The Netherlands Noordzeekust kust North Sea coast coast Wijk aan Zee Velsen-Noord IJmuiden Tata Steel luchtvervuiling air pollution CO2 emissions CO2 uitstoot aerial luchtfoto kite aerial vliegerfoto aerial photography luchtfotografie

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The Netherlands - Velsen-Noord
Tata Steel is a steel producer, with operations in 26 countries. In Europe the company is one of the largest steel producers. On its website the Tata group claims to be founded on the principle that its activities should always benefit society. But here, at the North Sea coast, close to the villages Wijk aan Zee, IJmuiden and Beverwijk are strongly growing concerns about their impact on public health. Let alone that Tata Steel is responsible for the largest CO2 emissions in The Netherlands. CO2 landscape made with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). © Tom Kisjes

Tags:   KAP Nederland The Netherlands Noordzeekust kust North Sea coast coast Wijk aan Zee Velsen-Noord IJmuiden Tata Steel luchtvervuiling air pollution CO2 emissions CO2 uitstoot aerial luchtfoto kite aerial vliegerfoto aerial photography luchtfotografie

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The Netherlands - Wierum
Afternoon image made through the incoming showers with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). The village Wierum in the province Friesland arose on a mount (terp) in the mud flats, close to the Wadden Sea. The northeastern part of this mount was swallowed up by the sea, after several severe stormfloods. That's why the 11th century Maria church is no longer situated in the centre of the village, but close to the relatively new dyke. Only the western wall of the church tower still dates from the 11th century, by the way. The wind vane illustrates the history of fishing. On the first day of December 1893 thirteen (out of seventeen) Wierum fishing vessels were lost during a terrible blizzard; twenty-two men lost their lives. © Tom Kisjes

Tags:   KAP Nederland The Netherlands Friesland Waddenzee Wadden Sea Wierum Mariakerk zeedijk dyke aerial luchtfoto kite aerial vliegerfoto aerial photography luchtfotografie

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The Netherlands - Wierum
Afternoon image made through the incoming showers with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). The village Wierum in the province Friesland arose on a mount (terp) in the mud flats, close to the Wadden Sea. The northeastern part of this mount was swallowed up by the sea, after several severe stormfloods. That's why the 11th century Maria church is no longer situated in the centre of the village, but close to the relatively new dyke. Only the western wall of the church tower still dates from the 11th century, by the way. The wind vane illustrates the history of fishing. On the first day of December 1893 thirteen (out of seventeen) Wierum fishing vessels were lost during a terrible blizzard; twenty-two men lost their lives. © Tom Kisjes

Tags:   KAP Nederland The Netherlands Friesland Waddenzee Wadden Sea Wierum Mariakerk zeedijk dyke aerial luchtfoto kite aerial vliegerfoto aerial photography luchtfotografie

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