The Poison That Fell From The Sky John G. Fuller 1979 Berkley Medallion

The Poison That Fell From The Sky by John G. Fuller is a gripping nonfiction account that explores the terrifying effects of dioxin, a deadly chemical poison that devastated a suburban community. Written by the bestselling author of The Ghost of Flight 401, this book delves into a true story of modern horror-the ecological disaster that left a town contaminated and uninhabitable. The narrative reveals the harrowing consequences of industrial pollution and the lasting impact on the environment and human health.  Published in 1979 as a Berkley Medallion paperback edition, this vintage book provides an eye-opening look at the dangers of chemical contamination through detailed investigative journalism. It is an essential read for those interested in environmental issues, chemical hazards, and true stories of survival in the face of man-made catastrophe. John G. Fuller's compelling storytelling makes this book a valuable collectible for readers and history enthusiasts alike.