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Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220816.jpgThe aculeo lake in Chile was a 12km2 lagoon a few years ago. It is now totally dry for 3 years due to too little rainfall. Many dead animals lay on the ground. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220817.jpgAn abandoned pontoon at the edge of the aculeo lake. The height of the construction lets imagine how far the water could go ... -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220818.jpgJaime, 48, is a warehouseman on a lakeside campsite. The numbers have been cut in half since the disappearance of water, if it does not rain more the campsite may close next year for lack of attendance and Jaime will lose his job. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220819.jpgThe aculeo lake in Chile was a lagoon of 12km2 a few years ago. It is now totally dry for 3 years due to too little rainfall. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220820.jpgThe aculeo lake in Chile was a lagoon of 12km2 a few years ago. It is now totally dry for 3 years due to too little rainfall. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220821.jpgAt the edge of the highway that goes from north to south of Chile, a farmer exposes the corpse of a cow with a can of water. Many cattle are dying because of lack of water in Chile. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220822.jpgAt the edge of the highway that goes from north to south of Chile, a farmer exposes the corpse of a cow with a can of water. Many cattle are dying because of lack of water in Chile. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220823.jpgIn Monte Patria, more than 17% of the population left because of the drought for 10 years. They are among the first climate refugees on the continent. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220824.jpgAn illegal water pump on the Rio Grande in Monte Patria. It is forbidden by law to pump water from the river because it is the property of the city. in spite of this, few robbers are arrested. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220825.jpgThe Rio Grande, the river of the city of Monte Patria is practically dry. Three years ago, the water could reach up to 3 meters deep. But lack of rainfall and wild pumps caused its drought. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220826.jpgThe valley in the municipality of Monte Patria, we can see a large water reserve, green fields next to others totally dry. A contrast that allows to see the inequality of access to water in the country. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220827.jpgEvery day the town of Monte Patria organizes a tanker truck tour to distribute water to the inhabitants of the rural areas of the city. Everyone must register with the city and receive 50 liters per day per person living on site. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220828.jpgThe green plantations adjoin the fields completely dry. Despite the distribution of water it does not allow to have to cultivate large plots. Water is reserved for humans and livestock. The drought has plunged many peasants into misery. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220829.jpgA young boy from a poor family in Monte Patria observes the water supply. He is part of a family of nomads, populations that are forced to move according to the seasons. The father takes the cattle to the mountains because it is richer in water but too difficult to live in. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220830.jpgLake Paloma south of Monte Patria is the second largest in South America. More than a quarter of its area is now dry. Heavy rains two years ago in this region had allowed him to raise his level. unfortunately it is too downstream for Monte Patria who can not enjoy it. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220831.jpgPetorca, a small town north of Santiago where the lawyer is king. The streams are dry and the landscape is peeled by drought, but vast green acres appear across the valley. Mono-crop planting consumes all the water, in addition to this poor water management is added a lack of rain, just a few millimeters this year. The municipality is organizing a distribution of water, but anger is mounting among the inhabitants, who see the crops grow day by day and their water supply diminish. A few years ago the whole valley was green and many fruit trees grow, now the export of avocado to Europe and China has taken over. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220832.jpgBarbed wire protect the avocado fields, a real gold mine for its owner, knowing that the market value of a kg is around 25 euros in Rungis. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220833.jpgVery greedy, an avocado tree needs about 600 liters of water a week to develop properly. Knowing that on average it is 350 for a human being over the same period. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220834.jpgVery greedy, an avocado tree needs about 600 liters of water a week to develop properly. Knowing that on average it is 350 for a human being over the same period. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220835.jpgA cow grazes a dead bush in a dry field. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220836.jpgRaoul, 32, a former farmer, lives on a farm with his wife, son and two parents. It has been more than 10 years since he really liked it. Breeders of dairy cows, they lost more than 40 animals out of 50 because of lack of water. They also have some avocados but they give very little fruit. The family divided by two are food budget and Raoul had to leave the family farm to find work in town. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220837.jpgFrom the window of the Quimenez family you can see the avocado fields. -
Drought in ChileChileAdrien VautierLePictorium_0220838.jpgHuge pools of water at the exit of Petorca, they are the reserves for the avocado fields of a large landowner. -
Daily life, Gaza PalestinePalestineMichael BunelLePictorium_0219882.jpgMarket day in a main artery of a city near Rafah. The agricultural sector of Gaza represents a small share of the economy (between 7 and 8%). At least 30,000 Gazans are officially working in agriculture. With Israeli army pesticide applications and the buffer zone (30% of Gazan agricultural land), farmers are struggling to properly exploit these fertile lands. May 13, 2018. Gaza. Palestine. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203662.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203663.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203664.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203665.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203666.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203667.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203668.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203669.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The Rio Guaire in Caracas.VenezuelaAdrien VautierLePictorium_0203670.jpgThe Rio Guaire is the river that runs through the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. The city's sewage flows into it. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200917.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200918.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200919.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200920.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200921.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200922.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200923.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200924.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200925.jpgPatient at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200926.jpgThe surgical equipment that had to be funded by the patient. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200927.jpgThe surgical equipment that had to be funded by the patient. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200928.jpgThe surgical equipment that had to be funded by the patient. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200929.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200930.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200931.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200932.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200933.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200934.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200935.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200936.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200937.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200938.jpgPatients at San Juan de Dios Hospital. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital. -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200939.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital suffering from a tumor. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200940.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital suffering from a tumor. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200941.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital suffering from liver cancer. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200942.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital suffering from liver cancer. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital -
The reality of hospitals in VenezuelaVenezuelaKamila StepienLePictorium_0200943.jpgA patient from San Juan de Dios Hospital suffering from liver cancer. Venezuelans go to a hospital and they have to buy everything. There is a shortage of 84% of catheters and catheters, which are basic supplies from any hospital