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Toxic Archipelago: A History Of Industrial Disease In Japan (Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books),Used Iona Professor Shlaim Is A FrequentEvery Person On The Planet Is Entangled In A Web Of Ecological Relationships That Link Farms And Factories With Human Consumers. Our Lives Depend On These Relationships And Are Imperiled By Them As Well. Nowhere Is This Truer Than On The Japanese Archipelago. During The Nineteenth Century, Japan Saw The Rise Of Homo Sapiens Industrialis, A New Breed Of Human Transformed By An Engineered, Industrialized, And Poisonous Environment. Toxins Moved Freely