Denver Editorial, Commercial and Advertising Photographer - Matt Nager

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A federally funded waste incinerator stands adjacent to Mario Cannavacciuolo's abandoned land in the country side outside Acerra, Italy, Thursday, July 1, 2010. The Cannavacciuolo family has been destroyed by illegal toxic waste disposal as his flock of sheep, of about 3000, died due to dioxin contamination. His brother, Enzo Cannavacciuolo (cq), died shortly after, and tests show his body contained levels of dioxin, purins, and PCBs 30 times the amount allowed by the World Health Organization. PHOTO/ MATT NAGER

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