Intertidal Polyphonies
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- TELUS World of Science 19
- Image of an exhibit with a sign discussing the terms "RESERVOIR" and "SPILLWAY." The sign is covered in drops of water, suggesting that it had recently rained.
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- TELUS World of Science 2
- Image of an exhibit of layers of earth with garbage embedded in the top layer and with a sign describing each different layer.
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- TELUS World of Science 20
- Image of an exhibit with a sign discussing the terms "CULVERT" and "CIRCULAR FLAP GATE." The sign is covered in drops of water, suggesting that it had recently rained.
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- TELUS World of Science 21
- Image of a sign discussing Vancouver's shift from "a city of gas (and coal, and lumber, and concrete, and metal...)" to a "city of glass," claiming that "pollution levels are [now] much lower" and that "wildlife is returning to the area." The sign is covered in drops of water, suggesting that it had recently rained.
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- TELUS World of Science 22
- Image of a sign discussing choices in relation to protecting the environment. The sign is covered in drops of water, suggesting that it had recently rained.
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- TELUS World of Science 23
- Image of a sign discussing a "better future for our planet." The sign is covered in drops of water, suggesting that it had recently rained.
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- TELUS World of Science 3
- Image of an exhibit showing layers of earth with garbage embedded in the top layer. The World of Science building is visible in the background.
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- TELUS World of Science 4
- Image of an exhibit involving rocks and waterwheels with BC Place and other buildings along False Creek in the background.
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- TELUS World of Science 5
- Image of garbage embedded in the top layer of an exhibit of layers of earth.
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- TELUS World of Science 6
- Image of garbage embedded in the top layer of an exhibit of layers of earth.
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- TELUS World of Science 7
- Image of garbage embedded in the top layer of an exhibit of layers of earth.
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- TELUS World of Science 8
- Image of garbage embedded in the top layer of an exhibit of layers of earth.