Florida and the Machine
"Florida and the Machine" is a story of nature vs. Big Tech, of the forces of consumerism, efficiency and mass production set against land stewardship and protection of North Florida's unique and fragile natural environment. It tells how a certain billionaire 'philanthropist', currently the largest private owner of farmland in the U.S., purchased thousands of acres in the Suwannee River Basin through a series of shell corporations.
It is also a story of pushing back against the machine and reclaiming not only only our food production, but restoring our unique environment.
"Florida and the Machine" is a four-color risograph printed book, 27 pages long with hand stitched binding, .