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The environmental policy paradox / Zachary A. Smith.
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Title:The environmental policy paradox / Zachary A. Smith.
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Author/Creator:Smith, Zachary A. (Zachary Alden), 1953-
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Published/Created:Boston : Pearson, 2013.
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Call Number: GE180 .S45 2013
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Environmental policy--United States.
Environmental policy.
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Edition:6th ed.
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Description:xiv, 351 p. ; 23 cm.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN:9780205855889
0205855881
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Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I Policy-Making Process
ch. 1 Ecosystem Interdependence
Steady State
Common Pool Resources
Summary
Notes
ch. 2 Changing Cultural and Social Beliefs: From Conservation to Environmentalism
Dominant Social Paradigm
Economics and Growth
Ecological Economics
Role of Religion
Science and Technology: Our Views of Nature
Toward Better Science Policy
History of the Environmental Movement
Dominance
Early Awakening
Early Conservationist
Later Conservationist
Reawakening
Complacency
Little Reagan Revolution
Post-Reagan Resurgence
Social Movements
Interest Groups
Public Opinion and the Environment
Demographics
Elections
Environmental Discourse
Survivalism
Prometheans
Environmental Skepticism
Administrative Rationalism
Democratic Pragmatism
Economic Rationalism
Sustainable Development
Ecological Modernization
Green Romanticism
Green Rationalism
Summary
Notes
ch. 3 Regulatory Environment
Regulatory Context
Science and Risk Analysis
Unanticipated Consequences
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Role of Government
Approaches to Regulation
Fundamentals of Environmental Law
Summary
Notes
ch. 4 Political and Institutional Setting
Institutional Setting
Formal Institutions
Informal Institutions
Institutional Biases
Incrementalism
Decentralization
Short-Term Bias
Ideological Bias
Private Nature of Public Policy Making
Crisis and Reforms
Political Setting
Pluralism
Regulators
Summary
Notes
pt. II Environmental Policy
ch. 5 Air Pollution
Sources
Health Effects
Motor Vehicles
Air Pollution: Law, Regulations, and Enforcement
Regulatory Innovations
Regulatory Issues
Toxic Air Pollution
Acid Rain
Stratospheric Ozone
Greenhouse Effect (Climate Change)
Summary
Notes
ch. 6 Water
Sources
Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
Groundwater Pollution
Health Effects of Water Pollution
Water Law and Regulation
Clean Water Act
CWA and Nonpoint Pollution Sources
CWA and the Regulatory Environment
Safe Drinking Water Act
Criticisms of Water Pollution Policy
Paradox in Water Pollution Policy
Summary
Notes
ch. 7 Energy
History of Energy
Industrial Revolution
Oil and War
Role of Personal Consumption
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and the Oil Crises
Development of Nuclear Power
Development of a National Energy Policy
Nonrenewable Energy Sources
Coal
Oil
Natural Gas
Geothermal Energy
Nuclear Power
Renewable Energy
Hydropower
Solar Power
Wind Power
Biomass
Conservation and Energy Efficiency: Some Suggestions for the Future
Conservation in Homes and Buildings
Conservation in Transportation
Conservation in Industry
Obstacles to Conservation
Ecological Conclusion
Summary
Notes
ch. 8 Toxic and Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
Solid Waste
What Is Solid Waste?
Scope of the Problem
Disposal Methods
Regulations
Solutions
Hazardous Wastes
Nature of the Problem
Disposal Methods
Federal Regulations
Regulatory Problems
Policy Paradox in Hazardous Waste Management
Summary
Notes
ch. 9 Land Management Issues
Local Land-Use Planning
Types of Land-Use Planning
Urban Planning
Smart Growth
Soil Erosion
Farmland Conversion
Desertification
Federal Land Management
Multiple-Use
Recreation
Fee Demonstration Project
Commercial Recreation Permits and Concessions
Fire Management
Roadless Areas
Wilderness
History
Proposed Wilderness and Wilderness Study Areas
National Park Service Management
Endangered Species
Ecosystem Management
Summary
Notes
ch. 10 International Environmental Issues
Population and Food Production
Desertification and Food Production
Global Pollution
Ozone Layer
Greenhouse
Deforestation
Ocean Pollution
Less Developed Countries: North vs. South
International Conflict
Summary
Notes
ch. 11 International Environmental Management
International Environmentalism
Alternative Political Systems
Market-Based Economies
Collective Ownership Systems
Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
China
International Environmental Management
Common Pool Resources
Creation of an IGO
Economic Globalization and the Second Industrial Revolution
International Regulatory Efforts
Controlling Oceanic Pollution
Atmospheric Conventions
Hazardous Waste Control at the International Level
Protection of Endangered and Threatened Species
Trends in the International Regulatory Process
Summary
Notes.