Keith Ladzinskiのインスタグラム(ladzinski) - 8月10日 22時37分

Engineers working on an extension project hundreds of feet below the surface in Chicago’s Tunnel And Reservoir Project, aka #TARP. This subterranean network of tunnels is roughly 109 miles long and is a waste and flood water diversion system for #Chicago’s metropolitan area. From these tunnels, water is directed and contained in multi-billion gallon reservoirs where it’s cleaned and reintroduced back into a nearby channel that eventually leads to the Mississippi river. Seeing Engineering at this level is a widely eye opening perspective into the lengths necessary for clean water. Photographed on assignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック

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ellen_ebacher Whoa, I had no idea. I feel a wee bit panicked just looking at these pictures. God bless these men and women. I cannot imagine doing this job or how difficult it is. Thank you Paul for once again showing me the world I would never see if not through your eyes.

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ledagalvao3140 Muito legal esse reaproveitamento da água que está ficando escassa em alguns países. 👏👏👏🇧🇷🙌

zlightphotography @ladzinski What a gnarly assignment! Are man made things scarier for you than nature? Thoughts?

soyandrevergara Great captures. We all have to be conscious of the importance of keeping the planet clean.

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