Unmaking the Bomb: Environmental Cleanup and the Politics of Impossibility (Critical Environments: Nature, Science, and Politics) (Volume 14)
by Shannon Cram
Shannon Cram examines the environmental cleanup of nuclear weapons sites and the political questions surrounding that work. Bringing nature, science, and politics into conversation, Unmaking the Bomb considers how contamination, responsibility, and the limits of restoration shape efforts to address the legacy of the bomb.
About This Book
Unmaking the Bomb explores the challenges of environmental cleanup associated with nuclear weapons.
Drawing together questions of nature, science, and politics, the book examines how cleanup efforts are shaped by competing ideas about responsibility, possibility, and environmental harm.
As part of the Critical Environments series, this volume considers the political dimensions of scientific and environmental work.
Shannon Cram focuses attention on the problem of addressing contamination and the limits that make environmental restoration difficult to imagine or achieve.
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