Slums, industrial poisons, illegal landfills. The eye from the sky of Agea chasing criminals on the Italian fields

ROMA – Every year Agea, the public body that disburses European funds to agricultural enterprises, photographs a third of the Italian territory from an airplane. He has always done it, so much so that there is a deposit in the Piedmontese mountains that collects the history of Italy as seen from above. A sea of ​​photographs dating back to past years. But now, with the advancement of technology, these photos are more and more specific, they go into detail, they get bigger at best.