Waste and public health in the 1890s: a foundational look at how cities dispose of garbage and protect communities
This essential historical report compiles early thinking on the dangers of waste and the methods used to prevent disease.
It outlines how cities studied, organized, and implemented garbage collection and disposal, including the roles of inspectors, routines, and municipal responsibility.
Readers will see the debate over contractor versus city-run systems, learn about practical requirements for collection, and discover early furnace and cremation approaches used to reduce health risks. The material reflects practical steps and policy considerations aimed at protecting public health in urban life.
Ideal for readers of historical public health and municipal reform, especially those curious about how modern waste management began.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780265983621
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