||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| truth telling|By Jenifer|Killing Me Softly describes in clear prose that the most significant problem facing the US is dealing with industrial waste. Much of it is toxic and predictably, as is the American way, the placement of incinerators and dumps are in poor, minority communities. The one moment of inspiration comes in the story of a community that formed across class an|About the Author||Eddie J. Girdnerteaches International Relations at Bashkent University in Ankara, Turkey. He is the author of People and Power: An Introduction to Politics .
|Jack Smithteaches English and Philosophy at North Ce
The political economy of toxic waste was summed up by Lawrence Summersthen chief economist at the World Bank, later U.S. Treasury Secretaryin his notorious claim that poor people live in environments that are, from an economic point of view, not sufficiently polluted. The toxic waste industry came to prominence in the United States after 1945. In its ceaseless search for profit, it now routinely endangers the health of people around the worlds and the p...
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