The photograph was taken in the 1970’s when many were becoming aware of and becoming vocal about pollution. Even though there was growing awareness of pollution problems, on a day to day basis, families like this one were unaware of the threat to their future presented by pollution. Families in the 1970s often looked at the Environmental Protection Agency as the enemy, destroying the jobs of many people. People in the 1970s did not believe that pollution was as serious an issue as was presented by the Environmental Protection Agency. This photograph captures a typical middle class family living day to day, oblivious to a looming threat to their health and well-being. This photograph also illustrates that just because you cannot see a looming problem does not mean that the problem does not
The photograph was taken in the 1970’s when many were becoming aware of and becoming vocal about pollution. Even though there was growing awareness of pollution problems, on a day to day basis, families like this one were unaware of the threat to their future presented by pollution. Families in the 1970s often looked at the Environmental Protection Agency as the enemy, destroying the jobs of many people. People in the 1970s did not believe that pollution was as serious an issue as was presented by the Environmental Protection Agency. This photograph captures a typical middle class family living day to day, oblivious to a looming threat to their health and well-being. This photograph also illustrates that just because you cannot see a looming problem does not mean that the problem does not