Resource Devastation on Native American Lands

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The book delves into the hidden impact of toxic waste sites in Native North America, highlighting the environmental injustices faced by Indigenous communities. It reveals how numerous contaminated areas, often overlooked by the wider public, have been neglected after serving industrial needs for decades. With a focus on the Superfund program established by the 1980 CERCLA, it emphasizes that nearly 40 percent of these hazardous sites are situated within Native territories, underscoring a significant and troubling legacy of environmental neglect.