This tome documents the catastrophic
consequences of inconsiderate use of agrotoxins by Monsanto in the
Northeast of Argentina over twenty years, mainly congenital
malformations. But there are also other kinds of sufferings that are
not readily visible: miscarriages and cancer, as photojournalist
Pablo E. Piovano, born 1981, states.
Unsurprisingly, most media rarely write about it. "Silence was what made most noise. So I decided to go out and document on my own to know what was happening to the health of the people living in the fumigated villages", writes Pablo E. Piovano.
In other words: "The Human Cost of Agrotoxins" is classic documentary and this means: to go out into the world, confront yourself with what is out there – and then tell us about it.
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