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DOCUMERICA - David Hiser
The U.S. National Archives
For the DOCUMERICA Project (1971-1977), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) hired freelance photographers to capture images relating to environmental problems, EPA activities, and everyday...
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Oil Shale. It Is the Kerogen in This Rock Which When Heated to 900 F., Yields Oil, 10/1972
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Anvil Points Research Center, a Government Facility, Has Been Leased to Development Engineering Inc. Which Will Test a New Kind of Retorting (Distilling by Heat) Process to Extract the Oil from Oil Shale, 10/1972
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Oil Shale. It Is the Kerogen in This Rock Which, When Heated to 900 F., Yields Oil, 10/1972
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Bony Remains of Dead Cattle Outside the Moab City Dump, 05/1972
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Dead Livestock Left near Moab City Dump. Carcasses Are Not Allowed in the Dump, 05/1972
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Dead Livestock Dropped near Moab City Dump. Carcasses Are Not Allowed in the Dump, 05/1972
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Dead Livestock Dropped near Moab City Dump. Carcasses Are Not Allowed in the Dump, 05/1972
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Island in the Sky, the Northern - Most Section of Canyonlands National Park, 05/1972
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Aerial View near Canyonlands National Park Showing "The Fins," Just South of Moab. These Remarkable Formations Lie Beyond the Boundaries of the Park Itself, 05/1972
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Rock Formations in "The Doll House," a Very Remote Section of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Looking North over Crossbedded Navajo Sandstone Toward the Windows Section of Arches National Park, Where Many of the Natural Arches Are Located, 05/1972
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Chesler Park in the Needles Area of the Canyonlands. Once a Popular Destination for Jeep Trippers, Chesler Park Has Been Closed to Vehicle Traffic to Prevent Erosion, 05/1972
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The Maze, a Remote and Inaccessible Labyrinth of Narrow Canyons in the Center of the Park, 05/1972
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Rock Formations in the "The Doll House," a Remote Area in the Canyonlands Separated from the Famous Needles Region by the Colorado River, 05/1972
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Water Canyon Is Named for Its Spring Which Furnishes a Good Supply of Pure Water, a Rarity in This Dry Area, 05/1972
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Chesler Park in the Needles Area, One of the Most Famous Parts of the Canyonlands. Once a Popular Destination for Jeep Trippers, Chesler Park Has Now Been Closed to Vehicle Traffic to Prevent Erosion, 05/1972
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Deadhorse Point State Park with View of the Colorado River Gorge, 05/1972
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Scene in "The Doll House," a Very Remote Section of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Aerial View of Upheaval Dome, Perhaps the Most Geologically Interesting Feature of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Aerial View of the Maze, a Remote and Almost Inaccessible Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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View over the Canyonlands, Looking West to the Green River Gorge, 05/1972
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Delicate Arch, the Most Famous Natural Arch in the Park. It Is in a Superb Raised and Isolated Location, Reached by a One - and - a - Half Mile Foot Trail. behind It, to the East, Are the Lasal Mountains, 05/1972
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Upheaval Dome, One of the Most Remarkable Geological Phenomena in the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Part of the Needles, Southeast of the Junction of the Green and Colorado Rivers. These Sharp, Multicolored, Sentinel Like Rock Formations Are Among the Best - Known Geological Wonders of This Spectacular Region, 05/1972
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Looking West Toward Green River from Overlook in Island in the Sky, the Northernmost Section of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Looking North over Crossbedded Navajo Sandstone in Arches National Park Toward the Windows, Where Many of the Natural Arches Are Located, 05/1972
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Water Canyon, near the Maze, a Very Remote and Rugged Region near the Center of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Dead Horse State Park and the Gorge of the Colorado River Showing the Spectacular Cliff and Mesa Topography That Give the Region Its Distinctive Character, 05/1972
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Backpackers on a Week - Long Hike through the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, Camp Under the Shelter of a Towering Overhang. Because It Seldom Rains, Tents Are Not Necessary. Firewood Is Dry and Plentiful, 05/1972
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Climbing Up from Water Canyon, So Named for a Spring That Supplies Abundant Fresh Water, a Rarity in This Region, 05/1972
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During a Week - Long Hike through the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, Steve Miller and Glen Denny Enjoy a Lunch Stop in a Deep, Shady Canyon, 05/1972
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Looking West from Anticline Overlook, Across the Colorado River to the Canyonlands National Park, 05/1972
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The Towering Walls of a Canyon Provide Shelter for This Group of Backpackers in the Maze, a Wild and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands. Access to the Maze Is by Rope, Or Occasionally, Steps Cut in the Rockface, 05/1972
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Backpacking in the Maze, a Wild and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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One of the Joys of a Long Hiking Trip in the Desert Is the Chance to Relax and Do as You Please, 05/1972
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Ekker Butte Rises in the Crystal Air of Canyonlands National Park. Bates Wilson, Superintendent of Both Canyonlands and Nearby Arches National Park, Says Their Most Important Feature Just Now Is Their Clear Atmosphere, 05/1972
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Camping at Night During a Week - Long Hiking Trip through Water Canyon and the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Using Mountain Climbing Techniques While Hiking in the Maze a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands...05/1972
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Backpackers Terry Mcgaw, Glen Denny and Steve Miller Sorting Out Food on a Week - Long Hiking Trip through Water Canyon and the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region without Footpaths in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Ekker Butte Rises in the Crystal Air of Canyonlands National Park. The Smaller Arches National Park Lies Just to the North of the Town, 05/1972
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Camping in the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands. Because It Seldom Rains, Tents Are Not Necessary. Firewood Is Dry and Plentiful. Ekker Butte Rises in the Background, 05/1972
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Climbing Out from the Head of Water Canyon, near the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Hikers Terry Mcgaw and Glen Denny on the Trail to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, Remarkable for Extraordinary Products of Erosion in the Form of Giant Arches, Pinnacles, Windows and Pedestals, 05/1972
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Backpackers Terry Mcgaw and Glen Denny Rest in the Setting Sun at the End of the Trail to Delicate Arch, 05/1972
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Hikers Terry Mcgaw and Glen Denny on the Trail to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, 05/1972
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Hiker in the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, Encounters Some Cattle Grazing, 05/1972
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Looking Down on Island in the Sky and the Famous Schaefer Trail, Which Winds Its Way Steeply from the Mesa Top to the Colorado River Below, 05/1972
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A Hiker in the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Road Follows the Twists and Turns of Island in the Sky, a Mesa in the Northern Section of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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A Hiker in the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Heart of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Sign Describes Upheaval Dome, Perhaps the Most Interesting Geological Feature of the Canyonlands, 05/1972
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Main Valley Floor of the Maze, a Remote and Rugged Region in the Center of the Canyonlands. It Contains Only One Or Two Trails Usable by Horses. Hikers Enter by Means of Ropes, Or Steps Cut in the Rock, 05/1972
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View of the Maze, a Very Remote and Rugged Region in the Center of Canyonlands National Park, 05/1972
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Dead Tree with the Moab City Dump in the Background. Aside from Autos, the Dump Seems to Be the Main Source of Air Pollution in the Area, 05/1972
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Close - Up of the Moab City Dump. Along with Automobiles, the Open - Burning Practiced Here Seems to Be the Main Source of Air Pollution in the Area, 05/1972
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The Greater Number of Visitors to Canyonlands National Park Get Their Most Direct Experience of Wilderness through River Trips Down the Colorado. A Passenger Appreciates the Lunch - Break on the River Banks, 05/1972
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Close - Up of the Moab City Dump. Although Generally Well - Operated, the Dump Still Practices Open - Burning, Which Causes Smoke and Haze to Be Visible in the Town Below, and Which Also Mars the Beauty of Moab's Natural Setting of Mountains and Canyons.
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Open Burning Is Still Used at the Moab City Dump, and Despite Haze and Smoke Visible in the Town Below, the Local Government Still Has No Plan to End the Practice. The Dump Also Mars a Fine Natural Setting, Dominated by the Lasal Mountains, 05/1972
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Against a Spectacular Backdrop Formed by the Lasal Mountains and the Nearby Canyons, the Moab City Dump Blazes Away...05/1972
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Prickly Pear Cactus Blossoms, 05/1972
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Cliff Roses, 05/1972
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Fishhook Cactus Blossoms, 05/1972
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Hiking through the Narrows on the Chesler Park Trail, 05/1972
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Looking Down on the "Gooseneck" of the Colorado River from Dead Horse Point, 05/1972
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These Fremont Culture Pictographs, Dating Back to the 11th Century A.D., Have Been Vandalized by a Recent Application of Spray Paint, 05/1972
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Log Boom Holds Back Oil Polluted Water Part of EPA Supervised Clean - Up of the San Juan River Oil Spill, 10/1972
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Newspaper Rock, in Indian Creek Historic State Park, Is Remarkable for the Clarity and Number of Its Ancient Indian Pictographs, 05/1972
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Arrowhead Chips and Scrapers Found Under an Overhang in Water Canyon, 05/1972
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Unloading Oil Laden Debris: Part of EPA Supervised Clean - Up of the San Juan River Oil Spill, 10/1972
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EPA Supervised Clean - Up of the San Juan River Oil Spill, 10/1972
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One of the Pictographs in the Maze, Western Part of the Park the Park Service Considers the Remoteness of the Area the Best Protection for the Drawings, 05/1972
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Oil Laden River Debris Contained by Log Boom Part of EPA Supervised Clean - Up of the San Juan River Spill. Crude Oil from a Burst Pipeline Flowed 200 Miles Downstream before It Was Contained by a Boom Made of Telephone Pole Sections, 10/1972
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