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Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181667.jpgIt is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181668.jpgThe Fos-sur-Mer LNG terminal seen from the Napoléon beach in Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181669.jpgAt the edge of the Fossette roundabout, arriving at Fos-sur-Mer by the expressway, a sign enjoins the motorists to slow their pace in a concern of preservation of the public health. For many people, this sign is the symbol of a state helpless against industrialists.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181670.jpgView of the mineral terminal of the ZIP (industrial-port area) of Fos-sur-Mer.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181671.jpgView of the ZIP (industrial-port area) of Fos-sur-Mer from the big beach of the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181672.jpgView of the sea from a beach in Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181673.jpgThierry Moscat, president of the EVE naturalist association, managing the old saline of Fos-sur-Mer, participated in the restoration of a preserved natural area on the outskirts of the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181674.jpgThierry Moscat, president of the EVE naturalist association, managing the old saline of Fos-sur-Mer, participated in the restoration of a preserved natural area on the outskirts of the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181675.jpgDaniel Moutet, president of ADPLGF, having conducted analyzes on local products that would be partially contaminated with dioxin and PCBs.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181676.jpgChristiane De Felice, president of the association ADEVIMAP of asbestos victims in Martigues.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181677.jpgVéronique Grenier, communication attaché of the IECP, the Ecocitoyen Institute for the Knowledge of Pollution before one of the darses (artificial basins of the port) of the ZIP. The IECP, independent research institute, was created in 2010 following pressure from local residents to learn more about the cumulation of pollution, notably following the construction of the Marseille incinerator in the ZIP in the years 2000.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181678.jpgAt the IECP, a study was carried out on the analysis of lichens present on the PA to determine the impact of pollution on these organisms. The other two bags are samples taken to the laboratory by local residents (these are incinerator waste (clinker type) and silicate aggregates found on the beach).
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181679.jpgA shepherd in the plain of Crau, the last natural steppe in Europe, grazing his flock near the factories.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181680.jpgThe entrance to Fos-sur-Mer is crossed by many high voltage power lines that feed the ZIP.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181681.jpgA wild dump in front of the fence encircling the Arcelor Mittal plant, the main employer of the basin considered as one of the most polluting in the basin.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181682.jpgView from the road on the Esso refinery where many ditches work.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181683.jpgYolaine Ferrier, anthropologist at the Norbet Ellias center in Marseille, who participated in the pioneering Fos-EPSEAL study, reporting a rate of cancers, diabetes, asthma up to twice as high in the basin as in the rest of France.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181684.jpgView of the Carabins neighborhood in Fos-sur-Mer, whose inhabitants would be the most affected by industrial pollution.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181685.jpgView of the Carabins neighborhood in Fos-sur-Mer, whose inhabitants would be the most affected by industrial pollution. Here the street in which many people would have been victims of multiple sclerosis potentially due to pollution.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181686.jpgView of the Carabins neighborhood in Fos-sur-Mer, whose inhabitants would be the most affected by industrial pollution.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181687.jpgView of the recently built district of Mazet, overlooking the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181688.jpgFos-sur-Mer has to deal with a very limited land and the impossibility of expanding, wedged between the sea, the ponds and the ZIP. The city is mainly composed of suburban areas, tripling population in the 1970s and then quintuplant (3000 to more than 15000).
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181689.jpgOvernight in Port-Saint-Louis du Rhône.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181690.jpgThe Fos-sur-Mer ZIP at night.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181691.jpgView of the Lavéra industrial zone in Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181692.jpgA resident of the neighborhood recently built Mazet, overlooking the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181693.jpgA resident of the neighborhood recently built Mazet, overlooking the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181694.jpgA resident of the neighborhood recently built Mazet, overlooking the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181695.jpgOn 1 May in Port-de-Bouc, a hundred or so workers from the ZIP demonstrated and showed their solidarity with the difficult working conditions.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181696.jpgOn 1 May in Port-de-Bouc, a hundred or so workers from the ZIP demonstrated and showed their solidarity with the difficult working conditions.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181697.jpgOne of the high-voltage lines feeding the ZIP of Fos-sur-Mer and passing on the town.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181698.jpgThe march of guinea pigs, leaving Fos-sur-Mer on May 1st, should reach Paris on June 30th. About fifty people gathered at the arena of Fos-sur-Mer on the morning of May 2nd for the launch of the guinea pigs march to Paris on June 30th and Brussels on July 1st and 2nd. At each stage, the march, which aims to denounce the scandals of public health related to pollution, will meet different associations and whistleblowers related to local issues.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181699.jpgThe walk of the guinea pigs passed on May 2nd by the old salines of the city of Fos-sur-Mer, from where one distinguishes the high-tension lines flying over the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181700.jpgThe walk of the guinea pigs passed on May 2nd by the old salines of the city of Fos-sur-Mer, from where one distinguishes the high-tension lines flying over the city.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181701.jpgThe march of guinea pigs passed on May 2 through the old saline of the city of Fos-sur-Mer, from where we can see the high-voltage lines flying over the city and the Lafarge cement plant.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181702.jpgDanielle Rivasi, MEP Europe-Ecology-The Greens. About fifty people gathered at the arena of Fos-sur-Mer on the morning of May 2nd for the launch of the guinea pigs march to Paris on June 30th and Brussels on July 1st and 2nd. At each stage, the march, which aims to denounce the scandals of public health related to pollution, will meet different associations and whistleblowers related to local issues.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181703.jpgView of the Lavéra industrial zone in Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181704.jpgPort-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181705.jpgPort-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181706.jpgA beach in Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181707.jpgA fisherman on the large beach of Fos-sur-Mer.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181708.jpgA fisherwoman on the large beach of Fos-sur-Mer.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181709.jpgA fisherman on the coast of Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181710.jpgWalkers feeding abandoned cats from the pier at Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181711.jpgA beach in Port-de-Bouc.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181712.jpgAn old disused factory in the Fos-sur-Mer ZIP.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181713.jpgView of the Arcelor Mittal factory from the bank of a canal from which a pipe discharging water can be seen. The IECP estimates that each year, the equivalent of 6 to 7 times the volume of water of the Gulf of Fos-sur-Mer is pumped by industrialists and then rejected chlorinated in the bay.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal. -
Fos-sur-Mer : licence to killFrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0181714.jpgView of the Arcelor Mittal factory from the bank of a canal from which a pipe discharging water can be seen. The IECP estimates that each year, the equivalent of 6 to 7 times the volume of water of the Gulf of Fos-sur-Mer is pumped by industrialists and then rejected chlorinated in the bay.
It is a real epidemic that falls on Fos-sur-Mer where a recent study, recognized valid by the State, has shown that the rates of cancer, asthma and diabetes are almost twice the national average. At a time when a new study, on May 26, is expected to prove poisoning of Gulf residents to chemical pollutants, the ditches as well as all the Gulf's inhabitants seem to be facing the beginnings of an environmental health scandal.