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The Guardian - UK
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Featured photojournalist: Tim Wimborne

From the agencies: Farmer sits in front of an access gate owned by coal seam gas miner Santos
Farmers objecting to coal-seam gas production claim that water pumped from the ground during drilling damages their land. Here, Queensland farmer Clive Duddy blocks the entrance of a property owned by the Santos mining company Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Water stands on a recently planted field
Submerged agricultural land on a farm near Cecil Plains, Queensland Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Warnign signs of an underground gas pipeline near Dalby
Signs warn of an underground gas pipeline near the town of Dalby Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Farmer Scott Wason looks at a Santos coal-seam gas water treatment
Farmer Scott Wason looks at a water-treatment project near Roma Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Freshly cut wheat stands under approaching storm clouds
Cut wheat and approaching storm clouds at Scott Wason's farm near Roma Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: An anti-coal-seam gas mining bumper sticker
An anti-mining sticker on the bumper of a truck near Cecil Plains Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: A worker stands near a filtration equipment at a QGC reverse
Filtration equipment at a QGC reverse osmosis water-treatment plant Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Coal-seam gas wells stand in formation on a property near Cecil Plains
Coal-seam gas wells near Cecil Plains Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: A worker stands at the edge of an untreated water at a QGC reverse
A worker inspects untreated water near Chinchilla Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Water pumped from underground during coal-seam gas mining
Mining company workers prepare a facility for holding excess water Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Water pumped from underground during coal-seam gas mining
The unit is lined with black plastic before use Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: Water pumped from underground during coal-seam gas mining
The unit will alleviate flooding in Cecil Plains Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
From the agencies: A newly emerged crop stands in a field on a farm near Chinchilla
Green shoots on a farm near Chinchilla Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
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