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Poisoned Places: Seeking Environmental Justice In A Contaminated World
In this text, Michael Edelstein considers the importance importance of environmental contamination as a challenge to the new paradigm of sustainability and explores the implications and the meaning of pollution for our identification with place. The book points towards an eco-psychology based not on an idealized relationship to nature but rather on a stark appraisal of the worlds in which we actually live.
225 pages, Hardcover
First published March 1, 1998
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