Daniel Renfrew is Associate Professor of Anthropology at West Virginia University.

"Beginning in the early 2000s, large numbers of Montevideo residents learned that their health problems had been caused by widespread lead contamination. This volume looks at social, political and environmental factors that the author believes contributed to the problem and influenced how it was dealt with."

• List of Illustrations and MapsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Saturn’s Nightmare1 • To Live, Not Only Survive2 • This Is Not a Game3 • La Teja Shall Sing4 • The Two Fires of ANCAP5 • New House, New Life6 • We Are All ContaminatedConclusion: Contamination, Crisis, and HopeNotesBibliographyIndex

Daniel Renfrew is Associate Professor of Anthropology at West Virginia University.

"Beginning in the early 2000s, large numbers of Montevideo residents learned that their health problems had been caused by widespread lead contamination. This volume looks at social, political and environmental factors that the author believes contributed to the problem and influenced how it was dealt with."

• List of Illustrations and MapsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Saturn’s Nightmare1 • To Live, Not Only Survive2 • This Is Not a Game3 • La Teja Shall Sing4 • The Two Fires of ANCAP5 • New House, New Life6 • We Are All ContaminatedConclusion: Contamination, Crisis, and HopeNotesBibliographyIndex

Daniel Renfrew is Associate Professor of Anthropology at West Virginia University.

"Beginning in the early 2000s, large numbers of Montevideo residents learned that their health problems had been caused by widespread lead contamination. This volume looks at social, political and environmental factors that the author believes contributed to the problem and influenced how it was dealt with."

• List of Illustrations and MapsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Saturn’s Nightmare1 • To Live, Not Only Survive2 • This Is Not a Game3 • La Teja Shall Sing4 • The Two Fires of ANCAP5 • New House, New Life6 • We Are All ContaminatedConclusion: Contamination, Crisis, and HopeNotesBibliographyIndex