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This thought-provoking book, “Nafta’s Broken Promises: A Border Betrayed U.S. Mexico Border Environment & Health Decline in Nafta’s First Two Years,” offers a critical examination of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and its impact on the U.S.-Mexico border region during its initial years of implementation. Published by Red Mexicana De Accion Frente Al Libre, this work delves into the broken promises and unfulfilled expectations surrounding NAFTA’s environmental and health implications.
The book presents a compelling narrative that challenges the notion of NAFTA as a panacea for economic growth and prosperity. Through meticulous research and firsthand accounts, it sheds light on the detrimental effects of increased trade and industrialization on the fragile ecosystems and communities along the border. Readers will gain insights into the struggles faced by local residents, the deterioration of air and water quality, and the strain on public health resources.
Collectors and readers with an interest in environmental policy, international trade, and social justice will find this book a valuable addition to their libraries. It serves as a powerful reminder of the complex interplay between economic policies and their far-reaching consequences, providing a cautionary tale for future trade agreements and a call to action for sustainable development.
