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Valley residents urged to remove this invasive plant Stinknet's return to the Valley threatens native plants, increases wildfire risks, and worsens allergies, officials said.

Stinknet's return to the #SaltRiverValley in Arizona increases risk to native plants, #wildfire, & allergies.

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#WSWS #weedscience #publichealth #invasiveplants

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This black and white photograph depicts a rural landscape that appears impoverished. A dirt road stretches through the center of the image, leading towards several makeshift structures with weathered exteriors. The buildings are constructed from what looks like wood or metal sheets, lacking any visible insulation material. One structure in the foreground has an open doorway where two people can be seen standing and interacting; one is seated on a low stool while the other stands nearby.

A vintage automobile parked along the side of the road appears to belong to one of the inhabitants, as evidenced by its proximity to the structures. The vehicle's condition suggests it may have been in use for some time but remains functional nonetheless. Scattered debris and objects such as barrels, a clothesline with hanging garments, and various tools or pieces of equipment can be seen strewn around.

The sky above is overcast, hinting at possible inclement weather conditions, while mountains loom faintly on the horizon in the distance, adding to the desolate atmosphere. There's no visible sign of modern technology such as electricity poles or streetlights; instead, a sense of self-sufficiency and resilience emerges from this environment.

This scene likely represents a temporary settlement for individuals seeking work opportunities during crop harvest seasons. The caption provided offers context about migratory patterns between Arizo [...]

This black and white photograph depicts a rural landscape that appears impoverished. A dirt road stretches through the center of the image, leading towards several makeshift structures with weathered exteriors. The buildings are constructed from what looks like wood or metal sheets, lacking any visible insulation material. One structure in the foreground has an open doorway where two people can be seen standing and interacting; one is seated on a low stool while the other stands nearby. A vintage automobile parked along the side of the road appears to belong to one of the inhabitants, as evidenced by its proximity to the structures. The vehicle's condition suggests it may have been in use for some time but remains functional nonetheless. Scattered debris and objects such as barrels, a clothesline with hanging garments, and various tools or pieces of equipment can be seen strewn around. The sky above is overcast, hinting at possible inclement weather conditions, while mountains loom faintly on the horizon in the distance, adding to the desolate atmosphere. There's no visible sign of modern technology such as electricity poles or streetlights; instead, a sense of self-sufficiency and resilience emerges from this environment. This scene likely represents a temporary settlement for individuals seeking work opportunities during crop harvest seasons. The caption provided offers context about migratory patterns between Arizo [...]

Cotton picker's camp, Salt River Valley, Arizona. For many refugees from the Southwest, Arizona is a stopping point on the way to California, where money can be made during the cotton harvest with which to continue the journey

#Cotton […]

[Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]

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