What Becomes of Pollution?
Adversary Science and the Controversy on the Self-Purification of Rivers in Britain, 1850-1900
- 640 pages
- 23 hours of reading
Focusing on 19th Century Britain, this volume explores the contrast between the ideals of river use and the harsh realities of pollution. It delves into the ineffective legal and technological solutions implemented to address the environmental crisis, providing a critical analysis of the era's approach to river management and conservation. Through historical context, it highlights the ongoing challenges of balancing industrial progress with ecological health.
