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Reservoir can be seen in this aerial view taken in the drought-affected western region
A reservoir can be seen in this aerial view taken in the drought-affected western region of New South Wales March 19, 2015. According to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Australia recorded its second-hottest February since records began in 1910, with national maximum temperatures 2.35 degrees above the average. REUTERS/David Gray - GF
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This aerial view captures the stark reality of a drought-affected western region in New South Wales, Australia. The photograph showcases a reservoir, standing as a solitary oasis amidst the arid landscape. Taken on March 19,2015, by renowned photographer David Gray for Reuters Images, this image serves as a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of climate change. The severity of the situation is highlighted by recent data from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, revealing that February 2015 was the country's second-hottest month since records began over a century ago. National maximum temperatures soared an alarming 2.35 degrees above average during this period. In this photo print, nature's struggle against extreme weather conditions becomes evident. The reservoir stands as both a symbol of hope and despair – its dwindling water levels reflecting not only immediate challenges but also long-term consequences for communities relying on it for survival. David Gray's keen eye captures not just an aerial perspective but also emotions associated with such environmental crises. This image invites viewers to reflect upon our collective responsibility to address climate change and its impact on vulnerable regions worldwide.
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