Description
Discover the compelling photographic investigation into the impact of Monsanto's operations on both humans and the environment. This groundbreaking book, published by Actes Sud in 2020, provides a critical look into the sensitive zones classified by the Federal Environmental Agency. The stunning visuals not only document the ongoing activities at various Monsanto sites but also illustrate the severe consequences these have had on public health and the ecosystem. As you turn the pages of this award-winning book, which was honored with the Dummy Book Award at the Fotobook Festival Kassel 2016, you will embark on a visual journey that highlights the past and present of the chemical industry. Merging archival documents with poignant portraits and landscapes, this book sheds light on the lives directly impacted by the environmental ramifications of Monsanto's practices. A vital read for anyone interested in environmental science, photography, or the story of industrial impacts on nature, this book challenges readers to reflect on the future of our planet and the health of its inhabitants. Dive deep into the realities of environmental challenges caused by industrial practices with this essential photographic narrative that resonates globally and inspires change.