Garbage politics/ Isaac Mansell

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MANSELL Isaac

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In: Harvard International Review, Volume XLIII ,Number 4, pg. 21-25Summary: A brief history of the garbage industry. As countries develop, they tend to produce more recyclable garbage.

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A brief history of the garbage industry. As countries develop, they tend to produce more recyclable garbage.

GARBAGE INDUSTRY, RECYCLABLE GARBAGE, POLITICS, NEWARTICLS

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