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Industrial Scars : The Hidden Costs of Consumption

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Format Hardback
ISBN-10 1906506701
ISBN-13 9781906506704
Publisher Papadakis
Imprint Papadakis
Country of Manufacture GB
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Jun 5th, 2024
Print length 204 Pages
Weight 984 grams
Dimensions 19.70 x 24.30 x 2.50 cms
KSh 4,800.00
Publisher Out of Stock 0 in stock

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At first, J Henry Fair's photographs are beautiful: taken at bird’s eye perspective from a small plane, their shapes, colours and details give them an aesthetic quality that entrance and capture the imagination, yet concern and horror creep in on the realisation of the true reality of the subject.

Our ever-increasing demand for energy, rapidly changing eating habits and rampant consumerism are rapidly leading to the degradation of our planet. Industrial Scars reveals unseen views of the effects of such production on our environment, exposing the secrets from oil drilling, hydro-fracking and coal-ash waste, to large scale agricultural production and abandoned mining operations. Each of Fair’s striking images, presented here in exquisite detail, are accompanied by detailed explanations. Award-winning science writer Lewis Smith writes about each of the processes in captivating detail, describing the development of each industry through time and across the world. The foreword is written by a leading environmentalist Bill McKibben of 350.org. The overall message is clear – Fair is committed to reveal the evidence of the devastating costs of our choices on our planet. It is up to us to accept a consumer responsibility and environmental awareness, and to change our habits if we want to ensure a better world for future generations to enjoy.


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