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Garbage Land

by Elizabeth Royte

First published
2005
Pages
269
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Garbage Land talks about what happens to our trash after we throw it away. The author explores how trash affects the environment and why it's important to recycle. She even follows her trash to see where it ends up! She tells us that we need to find better ways to deal with our trash so we don't harm the Earth.

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Elizabeth Royte

Elizabeth Royte is an American science and environmental writer known for following ordinary materials into systems that usually remain out of sight. In Garbage Land, she tracks household refuse beyond the bin, visiting landfills, recycling operations, composting projects, and polluted waterways to ask what disposal really means.

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First published
2005
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
269
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online