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Ever Decreasing Circles Film

Film: Ever Decreasing Circles
a rockboatpictures film
Running time: 16 minutes

In the village of Berezovka, Kazakhstan, almost half the population suffers from chronic illness. The culprit: the neighboring Karachaganak petroleum field, operated by British Gas, Chevron/Texaco, ENI/Agip and LUKOil and financed by the World Bank.

Photo: Bucket Brigade sampling, photo by Aleksey Knizhnikov