THE WAR ON WASTE. A GLOBAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE DIRTY TRADE OF YOUR WASTE

Have you ever wondered where your waste really goes? This book is a shocking investigation that reveals the truth about the global waste trade, leading us from luxury cruise ships to toxic landfills in remote parts of the world. Learn the stories of people who pay the highest price for our convenience and find out who really profits from this dirty business.

• Discover the truth about the global waste trade
• Learn the stories of people affected by toxic landfills
• Find out who profits from the dirty waste business
• Understand how your waste affects the world
• Analyze the mechanisms of illegal waste trade
• Gain knowledge that allows you to make more informed decisions

Alexander Clapp, a journalist and writer, spent years tracking the dirty waste trade, reaching illegal landfills on five continents. His reports have appeared in renowned titles such as "The New York Times" and "The Economist". Clapp is the recipient of numerous journalism awards, which proves his integrity and commitment to the issues raised.

"The War on Waste" is not only a report, but also a call for change. The author shows how our daily consumer decisions affect the environment and the lives of people around the world. The book encourages reflection on our lifestyle and encourages more responsible choices.

This book takes us on a journey through toxic landfills and secret routes of the waste mafia. We learn the stories of people who struggle daily with the consequences of illegal waste trade. We learn how our waste affects their health, lives and future. It is a read that opens your eyes to a global problem and calls for action.

Szczeliny Publishing presents "The War on Waste" as an important voice in the discussion about the future of our planet. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how the global waste management system works and what its consequences are. It is a read that inspires change and shows that each of us can have an impact on the future of our planet.

Technical data:

Pages: 504

Format: 137x211 mm

Binding: paperback

Year of publication: 2025