... , it is not uncommon for the majority of South America to be covered in a thick blanket of smoke. The bulk of these fires, when combined, are equivalent to the great inferno of 1988 at Yellow Stone National Park. Emitted from these devastating fires every year are billions of carcinogens and poisonous gases that end up in the atmosphere. The gases and ... ...

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... personal style or a reaction to something that happened when Menedez younger? Another one of his pictures is called "Temas del Infierno" in English it is translated as topics of the inferno. This picture shocks me more then the previous one. The sky is a dark red color people here are obviously struggling. A body is leaping backwards which turns into smoke in the ... ...

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