The Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster
The Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster
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Book Summary
In "The Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster," Werner Troesken looks at a long-running environmental and public health catastrophe: 150 years of lead pipes in local water systems and the associated sickness, premature death, political inaction, and social denial. The harmful effects of lead water pipes became apparent almost as soon as cities the world over began to install them. Doctors and scientists noted cases of acute illness and death attributable to lead in public water beginning in the middle of the nineteenth century, and an editorial in the "New York Herald" called for the city to study the matter after a bizarre illness made headlines in 1868.
ISBN-13
9780262201674
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
The MIT Press
Publishing Date
2006-12-01
Total Pages
296

The Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster

by Werner Troesken (Author),
The MIT Press (Publisher)
fictionfantasyyoung adultaward winning

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Book Summary
In "The Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster," Werner Troesken looks at a long-running environmental and public health catastrophe: 150 years of lead pipes in local water systems and the associated sickness, premature death, political inaction, and social denial. The harmful effects of lead water pipes became apparent almost as soon as cities the world over began to install them. Doctors and scientists noted cases of acute illness and death attributable to lead in public water beginning in the middle of the nineteenth century, and an editorial in the "New York Herald" called for the city to study the matter after a bizarre illness made headlines in 1868.
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9780262201674
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
The MIT Press
Publishing Date
2006-12-01
Total Pages
296