The Poisoning of Michigan
Joyce Egginton’s The Poisoning of Michigan explores a poisoning event in Michigan through the broader lenses of science, environmental concerns, and public health. This nonfiction account offers readers a focused look at how contamination can affect communities and become a matter of lasting historical importance.
About This Book
The Poisoning of Michigan is a nonfiction work by Joyce Egginton.
The book focuses on poisoning in Michigan and the consequences of environmental contamination.
Its subject connects scientific questions with public-health and community concerns.
This account is suited to readers interested in environmental history, investigative nonfiction, and the effects of poisoning on society.
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