Manual for Survival: An Environmental History of the Chernobyl Disaster
by Kate Brown
Historian Kate Brown examines the Chernobyl disaster through the lens of environmental history. Manual for Survival considers the broader human and ecological dimensions of the catastrophe, offering readers a historically grounded perspective on one of the most consequential nuclear disasters of the modern era.
About This Book
Manual for Survival: An Environmental History of the Chernobyl Disaster is a work by historian Kate Brown.
The book approaches the Chernobyl disaster through environmental history, connecting the event to questions about people, places, and ecological consequences.
Its subject is the continuing significance of Chernobyl as a major nuclear and environmental disaster.
This title may interest readers of history, environmental studies, science, and disaster research.
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