Big Box USA

Big Box USA explores how the rise of large retail stores since the 1960s has transformed both local and global environments, connecting shoppers to a worldwide marketplace through everyday low prices and colorful products. The book examines the ecological and cultural impacts of retail giants like Walmart and Target, highlighting their influence beyond physical footprints to shaping consumer relationships with the environment. It offers a multidisciplinary analysis that integrates business and environmental histories, making it a valuable resource for students, scholars, and retail professionals interested in sustainability and ecosystem changes.