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Canaries On The Rim: Living Downwind In The West,Used
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In The Late 1970S Chip Ward And His Wife Left The Sleeping Rainbow Ranch In Capitol Reef National Park To Raise Their Children In The Classic Smalltown American Setting Of Grantsville, Utah. There, On The Edge Of The Great Basin Desert, Disturbing Tales Of Local Sickness And Death Interrupted An Idyllic Life. A Sevenyear Quest To Understand A Hidden History Of Ecocide Followed. Canaries On The Rim Is Wards Firsthand Account Of That Quest And How Lessons Learned In The Wilderness Were Later Applied To Building Opposition To Toxic Waste Disposal, Chemical Weapons Incineration, Industrial Pollution, And Nuclear Waste Storage. The Secret Holocaust That Is Unfolding Along The Toxic Shadow Of Americas Great Basin Desert Is Grim, But Wards Colorful And Oftenhumorous Story Is Not. Canaries On The Rim Is A Warning And A Call To Arms, But It Is Also A Compelling Drama And A Lively Primer On Environmental Activism. If Civil Action Took Place In Edward Abbeys West, This Is The Book That Would Result.
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