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  • A tannery worker stands barefoot in an area used for collecting dyes and effluent from the leather tanning industry. The city of Kanpur is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • Sandhya Katari, 4, lies on a bed outside her home in the Jajmau area of Kanpur. She is one of a number of children in the area suffering from mental development problems believed to be caused by prolonged exposure to toxins in the local water. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A woman walks past a drainage channel that contains water laced with highly toxic and acidic chemicals, produced by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A farmer works his farmland on the outskirts of the city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged into local waterways which are used by farmers who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals including cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • A child wades through the shallows of the Ganges River. Waste water in the foreground from nearby tanneries has contributed to the severe degradation of local water resources near the city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • Children run through the shallows of the Ganges River. Waste water in the foreground from nearby tanneries has contributed to the severe degradation of local water resources near the city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A worker in a small factory walks past a gleaming motorbike, owned by local tannery bosses who run the highly polluting local industry.
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  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A worker stands in the chromium fields of Kanpur, an area next to the Ganges River that receives waste from nearby tannery factories. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • A child worker pulls discarded leather trimmings discarded from local tanneries. The waste is laced with toxins produced in the tanning process. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A young boy stands on the banks of the Ganges River at sunrise. This stretch of the river is now regarded as the most polluted in its entire length, as a result of the local leather tannery industry which dumps its water waste directly into the river.
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  • A man in the city of Kanour, India. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxic chemicals, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who use the water including cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • A young boy stands near large vats that are used for burning leather trimmings on the banks of the Ganges River in Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A man walks along the banks of the Ganges River near the city of Kanpur. Black leather trimmings line the banks as they dry and are prepared for being turned into fertiliser and chicken feed. The city of Kanpur is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A young boy stands near large vats that are used for burning leather trimmings on the banks of the Ganges River in Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • A small pool of red water sits in a footprint in near a waste water channel in the town of Kanpur, in northern India. The water is laced with toxins and is highly acidic, giving it its distinct colour. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
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  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A large bridge passes over the Ganges River in Kanpur. This stretch of the river is now regarded as the most polluted stretch of its entire length, as a result of the local leather tannery industry which dumps its water waste directly into the river.
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  • A fisherman pushes his boat along the Ganges River. Waste water in the foreground from nearby tanneries has contributed to the severe degradation of local water resources near the city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • Waste water from tanneries is channeled onto nearby farmland in the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • Rakesh, 16, strokes a piece of leather in the factory where he works in the India city of Kanpur. He suddenly lost the sight in his left eye as a child and is one of many people in the area suffering from health development issues. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • A man carries pieces of chromium at a waste dumping ground on the outskirts of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxic chemicals, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who use the water including cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A worker stands in the chromium fields of Kanpur, an area next to the Ganges River that receives waste from nearby tannery factories. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A worker stands in the chromium fields of Kanpur, an area next to the Ganges River that receives waste from nearby tannery factories. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A child worker stands amongst leather trimmings discarded from local tanneries. The waste is laced with toxins produced in the tanning process. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A man works in the chromium fields of Kanpur, an area that receives waste from nearby tannery factories. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area. An array of health problems now afflict locals who have worked in the tanneries, or use the local water. Health effects have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • Untreated waste water from tanneries is pumped directly into local sewers the Indian city of Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst water pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A young boy walks amongst discarded leather trimmings in a dumping ground on the banks of the Ganges River in Kanpur. The city is notorious for having some of the country's worst pollution which is created by the local leathery tannery industry. Waste water laced with toxins, such as chromium, is discharged in local waterways and agricultural land which is used many residents who live in the nearby area.
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  • Yakub Akhmed Khan, 27, looks at an X-ray of his lungs in his village near the city of Kanpur. He suffers from Tuberculosis brought upon by his time working as a painter in local tanneries. Health effects from the industry have included cancers, mental health problems, child development issues and skin diseases.
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  • A child plays in a road that has been flooded with industrial wastewater from a nearby water channel. The water is laced with toxins from the leather-treatment process and is discharged directly into local waterways and onto farmland.
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  • A local man walks along a street that has been flooded by industrial waste water from a nearby leather tannery.
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  • A woman sits near a furnace used for the burning of leather trimmings to make fertiliser and chicken feed on the outskirts of the city of Kanpur. The area is now highly toxic having received the city's industrial waste for many years. Workers have little to no protection.
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  • A child plays in a road that has been flooded with industrial wastewater from a nearby water channel. The water is laced with toxins from the leather-treatment process and is discharged directly into local waterways and onto farmland.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A man sits near a vat used for burning leather trimmings on the outskirts of the town of Kanpur. The leather is burnt, dried and then used as fertiliser and chicken feed. The area is now highly toxic having received the city's industrial waste for many years. Workers have little to no protection.
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  • A villager's hand in a community that is being afflicted by a wide variety of health problems, believed to be cause by contact with industrial waste water from nearby leather tanneries.
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  • A dog crosses a small water channel emitting industrial waste water into the Ganges River at the city of Kanpur. The river has become heavily polluted at this point along the river because of pollution from nearby leather tanneries.
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  • A worker stands in a small informal leather factory. The dust produced from the manufacturing of products is damaging to the worker's health health hence they try to protect themselves with basic face scarves.
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  • Men bathing and worshipping in the Ganges River, in the city of Kanpur.
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  • Villagers suffer from nail abnormalities believed to have been caused by prolonged exposure to highly acidic and toxic waste water which is discharged onto their farmland.
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  • Waste water from local tanneries accumulates in a small drainage channel.
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  • A child sits on top of a huge pile of leather in the Jajmau area on Kanpur.
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  • A child worker sits amongst piles of leather outside a tannery in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Women from villages on the outskirts of Kanpur collect water from wells that have been sunk deep into the ground. It is feared that the severe pollution has penetrated the groundwater, allowing many harm toxins to enter the water and food chain.
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  • Tannery waste water accumulates on farmland on the outskirts on Kanpur. The water emanates from nearby leather tanneries which release tainted water directly onto local farmland.
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  • Two young men work with leather in a tannery workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Leather belts on sale in a small market in the city of Kanpur.
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  • A tannery worker shows his neck and the skin condition from which he suffers. He is one of many workers and locals who suffer from serious skin conditions, believed to have been brought about by having prolonged contact with toxic waste water from local tanneries.
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  • A man stands next to a blue-tainted water channel from a local leather producing tannery in Kanpur.
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  • A women takes part in a Hindu ceremony on the banks of the Ganges River, in northern Kanpur. A number of religious leaders are trying to educate the public about the harmful effects of the local leather producing tanneries.
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  • A child sits next to a vat used for burning leather trimmings on the outskirts of the town of Kanpur. The leather is burned, dried and then used as fertilizer and chicken feed.
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  • A man opens a vat used for burning leather trimmings on the outskirts of the town of Kanpur. The leather is burned, dried and then used as fertilizer and chicken feed.
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  • A child labourer sorts drying pig skins in a small factory in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • A worker stands in a shaft of light in a small informal leather factory. The dust produced from the manufacturing of products is damaging to the worker's health health hence they try to protect themselves with basic face scarves.
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  • A small tannery in the backstreets of the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Kiran Devi comes from a small village that is afflicted with water pollution from nearby leather tanneries. It is suspected that increased exposure to harmful toxins during mothers' pregnancies might be causing the increased number of children being born with mental disabilities in the villages outside Kanpur.
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  • Kiran Devi comes from a small village that is afflicted with water pollution from nearby leather tanneries. It is suspected that increased exposure to harmful toxins during mothers' pregnancies might be causing the increased number of children being born with mental disabilities in the villages outside Kanpur.
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  • A leather tannery churns out more air pollution that causes problems for both the environment and residents' health.
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  • A tannery worker throws treated leather hides into a pile after coming out of a dyeing container. Workers often labor with little to no protection, even though the water used to treat the hides contains dangerous toxins and chemicals. The waste water runs into local sewers, which enter the nearby Ganges River.
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  • A family relaxes on top of a pile of leather trimmings at a dumpsite on the outskirts of the city of Kanpur. The trimmings are discarded from the nearby tannery factories and burnt, dried and then re-used as fertiliser and chicken feed.
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  • A worker in a small and informal leather-producing tannery in Kanpur.
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  • Saida, a tannery worker, in her home in the Indian city of Kanpur. She is one of many workers and locals who suffer from serious skin conditions, believed to have been brought about by having contact with toxic waste water from local tanneries.
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  • Tannery waste water, mixed with domestic trash, is discharged directly into the Ganges River, India's holiest of waterways.
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  • A man bathes in the Ganges River at the city of Kanpur. The river has become heavily polluted at this point along the river because of pollution from nearby leather tanneries.
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  • A worker stands in one of the many small and informal leather-producing tanneries in Kanpur.
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  • A child worker stands in one of the many small and informal leather-producing tanneries in Kanpur.
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  • Shabhan Sheikh Siddique (1) is held by his mother outside the family home in a poor community of Kanpur. He suffers from cataracts and is one of a growing number of children in the community suffering from developmental issues believed to have been caused by increased exposure to water pollution whilst in the womb
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  • Shabhan Sheikh Siddique (1) lies on a bed outside the family home in a poor community of Kanpur. He suffers from cataracts and is one of a growing number of children in the community suffering from developmental issues believed to have been caused by increased exposure to water pollution whilst in the womb.
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  • Villagers suffer from nail abnormalities believed to have been caused by prolonged exposure to highly acidic and toxic waste water which is discharged onto their farmland.
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  • A boy jumps over a water channel on local farmland near Kanpur. Local water channels are laced with toxins, released from the nearby leather-producing tanneries. The water goes directly onto farmland, feeding into the local food chain, resulting in serious health problems for many locals.
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  • A child looks into a tannery, in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Men pull on a wells that has been sunk deep into the ground. It is feared that the severe pollution has penetrated the groundwater, allowing many harm toxins to enter the water and food chain.
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  • Children running through a polluted tributary of the Ganges River at Kanpur.
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  • A young boy paddles along the Ganges River near to tannery waste water, mixed with domestic trash, being discharged directly into the the river.
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  • A dog lies next to a severely polluted water channel. The water comes from nearby tanneries which release untreated waste water directly into channels that run through local communities.
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  • Pigs feed on domestic trash, on the banks of the Ganges River in Kanpur.
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  • A child stands barefoot  next to a tainted water channel from a local leather producing tannery in Kanpur.
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  • A man cuts and trims pieces of leather in a small, informal factory in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Toxin-laced foam overflows onto a road on the outskirts of Kanpur. The water comes from nearby leather-producing tanneries and is extremely acidic.
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  • Villagers suffer from nail abnormalities believed to have been caused by prolonged exposure to highly acidic and toxic waste water which is discharged onto their farmland.
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  • Women from villages on the outskirts of Kanpur collect water from wells that have been sunk deep into the ground. It is feared that the severe pollution has penetrated the groundwater, allowing many harm toxins to enter the water and food chain.
    India-Kanpur-Leather-Pollution-13-29...JPG
  • A woman from a village on the outskirts of Kanpur carries water from wells that have been sunk deep into the ground. It is feared that the severe pollution has penetrated the groundwater, allowing many harm toxins to enter the water and food chain.
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  • Ayush Kumar, 10, lives in a village that is afflicted with water pollution from nearby leather tanneries. It is suspected that increased exposure to harmful toxins during mothers' pregnancies might be causing the increased number of children being born with mental disabilities in the villages outside Kanpur.
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  • A factory worker stands with a shoe made of leather produced from the factories of Kanpur. As with much of the city's leather, it is destined for western markets.
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  • Factory workers making leather shoes in a workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • A factory worker making leather shoes in a workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • A factory worker making leather shoes in a workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • Local women stand on the roof of a farmhouse in a small village on the outskirts of Kanpur.
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  • A factory worker making leather shoes in a workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • A factory worker making leather shoes in a workshop in the Jajmau area of Kanpur.
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  • A young bit stands on farmland on the outskirts of the city of Kanpur. Local water channels are laced with toxins, released from the nearby leather-producing tanneries. The water goes directly onto farmland, feeding into the local food chain, resulting in serious health problems for many locals.
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  • A farmer stands outside his farmhouse in a small village near the city of Kanpur. He is one of many local farmers who suffer from serious skin conditions, believed to have been brought about by contact with toxic waste water from local tanneries.
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  • A man stands near farmland on the outskirts of the city of Kanpur. Local water channels are laced with toxins, released from the nearby leather-producing tanneries. The water goes directly onto farmland, feeding into the local food chain, resulting in serious health problems for many locals.
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  • A young woman jumps over a waste water channel from a nearby leather-producing tannery. The water is laced with toxins from the leather treatment process and is discarded directly into water channels that run through the city.
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  • A worker cuts up leather belts in a small factory in Kanpur.
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  • A man cuts pieces of leather in a small, informal leather factory in the city of Kanpur, India.
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  • A worker stands barefoot next to a collection of leather whips which will be exported to the USA. The city of Kanpur produces a wide variety of leather products that will all be exported to the West.
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