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The Environmental Justice Implications of Industry Consolidation: Evidence from U.S. Landfills
Over the past three decades, the number of U.S. landfills has fallen by 41%, while average capacity has risen by 130%. This paper studies the distributional consequences of this consolidation. We show these changes coincide with waste disposal shifting toward locations with lower population density
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