2 Regeneration Fall 1991

INCINERATORS AND HAZARDOUS WASTE

Introduction: Industry Can Take Their Toxics and Shove Them

Sam Pessin, People United for a Recyclable Environment

Does An Incinerator Burn Upwind From You?

A Gateway Green Alliance Informational Leaflet

The Toxic Desecration of Indian Lands

Earl Hatley and Michael Haney

Waste Companies Exploit and Threaten Sovereignty

from Bradley Angel, The Toxic Threat to Indian Lands: A Greenpeace Report (1991)

We Support Recycling—But We Don't Need Another Dump

Sulaiman Mahdi

Class, Toxics, and Grassroots Organizing

Mary Rogge

Can There Be a Labor-Environmental Coalition? Why We Need a Workers' Superfund

Richard Miller

Will Philip Morris Smoke Detroit?

Tom Stephens and Carol Izant

Ups and Downs of Incinerator Battles in Minnesota

Lowell Nelson

Liquid Waste Disposal: Still Burning After All This

Mark Donham and Kristi Hanson

Too Many Promises and Not Enough Garbage

Steve Welzer

Other Side of the Hudson: Same Political Garbage

Source Reduction: Shifting the Focus to the Front End

Paul Connett

The Growth Economy versus a Sane Environment

Don Fitz

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