Exposing Energy East: People and Places at Risk by TransCanada’s Energy East Pipeline Proposal
From wetlands to whales, forests to fish, lakes to rivers, TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline plan threatens some of Canada’s most pristine wilderness and wildlife. Exposing Energy East is an online photography exhibit that turns the lens on the exquisite landscapes put at risk by the pipeline, and shines the light on the concerns of people, from farmers to fisherman, who live along the pipeline’s proposed route. Taken together, the images remind us that these are real places and real communities at risk across Canada.
Exposing Energy East features the work of Garth Lenz (landscapes) and Robert van Waarden (portraits). Both have published work in esteemed outlets like National Geographic and been exhibited internationally, from London to New York.
View the photos by clicking on the images below
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Exposing Energy East was first exhibited in Toronto in the fall of 2014. There are plans for the exhibit to tour to other communities.
For artist bios, click here.
For information about Energy East, click here.
