Human Planetary Impact in Pictures
by Jeremy Elton Jacquot, Los Angeles 
on 08.11.07
As the old clichéd saying goes — a picture is worth a thousand words — so it goes with a set of stunning satellite images, dubbed "Earth from Space," collected by the Guardian and A&C Black. Displaying man's destructive impact on the planet, the set features images of a tsunami-ravaged Banda Aceh (seen above), the flooded Dongting Lake in China and deforestation in Brazil, amongst others. Scary stuff, though it's certainly amazing as well.
Via ::Guardian Unlimited: The Earth from Space (news website)
See also: ::Calendar of Climate Change 2007, ::Exposed: Climate Change Photography
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