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This essay investigates the relationship between environmental communication, visual images and risk societies. I contend that images have been instrumental in creating a narrative for environmental risk in the United States. I argue for the necessity of a visual model of risk communication to be added to the existing technical and cultural models. I provide a case study of images spanning the thirty year controversy over dropping the dioxin laden herbicide Agent Orange in Vietnam.