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Headline Air Pollution: Romania

Caption Description Two workers walking home from a vulcanizing plant in Copsa Mica. The plant gives its workers rations of milk to combat mineral deficiencies caused by the pollutants spewed by the plant. The tall structures in the background are cooling towers.

Unique Identifier UN7771340

NICA ID 71029

Production Date 04/14/1991 1:11:36 PM

Country Romania

Credit UN Photo/R. Marklin

File size 2.68 MB