Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 7月11日 02時36分

In a recent trip to former mining towns in Illinois – the state where coal was first discovered along what would become the Ilinois River – Peter van Agtmael took a portrait of an area that is not only at the center of the debate around the coal mining industry, but is symbolic of the current political climate in the United States. Link in bio.

See more of van Agtmael's work in the July issue of @pacificstand, which was produced in partnership with Magnum Photos.

PHOTO: Georgia de la Garza, a local environmental activist in Southern Illinois. She is pictured from inside an abandoned house near the Eagle River Coal Mines-Franks LLC in Harrisburg, Illinois. Mining jobs have been the core of the economy in Southern Illinois for the past century, a source of stability, prosperity and pride. In the last few decades the number of jobs have declined to a small fraction of their former number, leaving the economy in shambles with few prospects for new forms of industry to take its place. Illinois, USA. 2017. © @pvanagtmael/#MagnumPhotos

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