Double Exposure: Part 2 of 5

Double Exposure: The Health and Economic Wellbeing of the Family Farm - Part 1 of 5
Are farming practices in some way contributing to farmers' health problems? And what can be done to protect the lives and livelihoods of the family farmers? We asked farmers and rural residents to lead us through an exploration of the business of farming today and of the changes that have taken place over the last century.

Double Exposure, a 45-minute video, explores these sometimes contentious issues from a local point of view, in an honest and compelling way.

We all have a stake in keeping farming healthy, financially viable, and environmentally sustainable.

Produced by: Jane E. McArthur, Margaret M. Keith, and James T. Brophy
Project coordinator: Jane E. McArthur
Sponsored by: Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers (OHCOW)
Funding provided by: Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF)
Produced: March, 2007

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• farming
• health
• problems
• rural
• farm
• environment
• sustainable
• pesticide
• herbicide
• weed
• chemicals
• tobacco
• DDT
• 4-d
• atrazine
• girls
• breast
• prostate
• cancer
• lymphoma
• asthma
• reproductive
• change
• activism
• economic
• organic

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This is a very excellent documentary. I really enjoyed watching it and seeing the first hand experiences of these people and their exposure to farming with chemicals.

Is there a way for me to find the names and titles of the various people who are interviewed in this video so I can use it in a project I'm working on?