Waste Away: Working and Living with a North American Landfill
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Waste Away: Working and Living with a North American Landfill

by Joshua O. O. Reno, Joshua O. Reno

Anthropology Environmental Studies
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Waste Away examines the work and everyday life associated with a North American landfill. Focusing on the human and social dimensions of waste, Joshua O. O. Reno presents a grounded study of labor, disposal, and the communities shaped by the presence of a landfill.

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Waste Away explores working and living with a North American landfill.

Joshua O. O. Reno focuses on the people, labor, and everyday experiences connected to the landfill environment.

The book considers waste not only as discarded material, but also as part of broader social and working life.

It offers a grounded perspective on how a landfill shapes the lives and activities that surround it.

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