High in the Arizona desert, a community of people suffering from a clinically unproven condition called “environmental illness” have gathered to seek a pure life unpolluted by modernity’s poisons, from wi-fi to plastics, car exhaust to cologne, and to support each other as they battle an infirmity many people discount. When two journalists went to report the story, they became part of it.
Allergic to life: the Arizona residents ‘sensitive to the whole world’
Mae Ryan, Kathleen Hale | The Guardian | July 11, 2016 | 3,773 words