Water, water. Around water (17 pics + text) Bashny.Net

Employees of the Department of water and power producing water plastic beads in Ivanhoe reservoir in Los Angeles on Monday, June 9, 2008. Released about 400,000 black plastic 10 cm balls - and this is only the first stage. All will be released about 3 million to protect the 7 acres of water from sunlight. When sunlight is mixed in water with chlorine and bromide can form various harmful substances (carcinogenic bromate).





In this picture water from Lake Tangjian escaped from the earthquake at 9 am Tuesday, photo taken June 10, 2008 in southwest China's Sichuan Province.



The bridge destroyed by floods after the earthquake in Beichuan, in southwest China's Sichuan Province June 10, 2008



Water flowing out of the lake after the earthquake in Tangjian, Sichuan 8 June 2008. The water level in the lake was 741, 82 meters above sea level. At noon on Sunday, the water rose to 1, 45 meters above the dam lake with a volume of more than 240 million cubic meters



Chinese people wash clothes



Sorrow for the victims of the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan. Beijing, China



Mighty tributary of the Yangtze River after the storm Zhijiang in central China's Hubei Province, turned the boat. 7 people were killed and others hanging on the boat and wait for rescuers



Residents rescued from flood waters to get to the Rocky Mountains in Columbus, Ind. Saturday, June 7, 2008. Hundreds of residents had to be rescued. The floods resulted in the death of one person and caused damage to several million dollars



Flooded state road 67, United States



Flooded 254 acres of lake Delton, Wisconsin (USA) has been flooded by flood waters in the Monday, June 9, 2008. Flood washed away three houses and threatened dams in Wisconsin, when the military arrived and managed to keep the flow of water.



Roe struggles with fast-flowing waters of the river Belaya



Pakistanis are swimming near the beach in Karachi, June 8, 2008, they celebrate the "Day of the Ocean." The future of millions of people is at risk because over-fishing, climate change and pollution have caused enormous damage to the ocean



Young hippopotamus swims at the beach Thompsons Bay, 50 km from Durban, May 27, 2008. It is believed that a lone hippo sailed here from their habitat in Richards Bay.



People faced a wave of the Arabian Sea gonimimy monsoons



Child collects rainwater in a refugee camp after Cyclone Nargis (Labutta)



Feast of the Dragon in the south of China