Hazardous Waste Management and Community Involvement in Canada: The Case of Montreal's Rural-Urban Fringe.

Deals with conflicts associated with the management, disposal, and storage of hazardous wastes from the perspective of interests expressed in the local community. Analyzes three case studies to demonstrate the changing roles and relative importance of local and nonlocal interests. Draws conclusions regarding the significance of the analysis for formal processes of environmental impact education. Contains 30 references. (JRH)