This book is the notes of a military commander of the garbage war, an indifferent witness to the onslaught of garbage on careless humanity. Its author, journalist Anna Titova, explores Russian and international waste management practices. Is it better to bury it safely, burn it properly, or recycle it? What measures are taken by the governments of different countries to contain the common enemy? What are the successes of the resistance movement and guerrilla warfare on the ground? Is world capitalism, in principle, capable of making money on the destruction of a common enemy? This book does not contain annoying recommendations on how to make your life and the world around you cleaner and greener. There are no ready-made recipes for overcoming the garbage crisis in Russia and other countries. But thanks to the book, you can finally understand whether it makes sense to get involved in this war for you personally and each of us.
