How one-click shopping is creating Amazon warehouse towns: ‘We’re disposable humans’
In California’s Inland Empire, Black and Latino communities already faced some of the worst pollution. Then, more warehouses and trucks started appearingThree generations of Arah Parker’s family have lived in her pleasant, yellow-hued home, where there used to be a clear view of the San Gabriel mountains from the kitchen window.There used to be – until the country’s hunger for online shopping swallowed the neighborhood…
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