<< previous image | next image >>. People have become significant earth movers, outpacing all sources of natural erosion. More and more of our footprint can be seen from space in many forms, including cities, reservoirs, agriculture and deforestation. Among the most impressive human scars on the planet are open-pit mines.
Life and Death in Japanese is çæ­» which is read seishi.The Japanese word seishi means Life and Death and also translates as the Buddhist concept Samsara (cycle of death and rebirth) and is composed of the kanji (read sei) meaning life; birth and (read shi) meaning death; die.
The country working itself to death. Around 4.74 million people in Japan work more than 60 hours per week. IN this country, people are literally working themselves to death. Every year, hundreds of overstressed Japanese workers succumb to heart attack, stroke or suicide due to a lack of work-life balance. The problem, which first rose to prominence in the 1980s, has become so bad it even has its own name: karoshi. Death by overwork.