The environmental case: translating values into policy

Previous edition: 2012.

Chapter 1: A Policymaking Framework: Defining Problems and Portraying Solutions in U.S. Environmental Politics<br /> Two Critical Features of U.S.

Environmental Policymaking<br /> Major Actors in Environmental Policymaking<br /> The Environmental Policymaking Process<br /> Case Selection<br /> Getting the Most Out of the Cases<br /> Notes<br />Part 1: Regulating Polluters<br />Chapter 2: The Nation Tackles Air and Water Pollution: The Environmental Protection Agency and the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 3: Love Canal: Hazardous Waste and the Politics of Fear<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 4: Ecosystem-Based Management in the Chesapeake Bay<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 5: Market-Based Solutions: Acid Rain and the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br />

Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Part 2: History, Changing Values,

And Natural Resource Management<br />Chapter 6: Oil Versus Wilderness in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 7: Federal Grazing Policy: Some Things Never Change<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 8: Jobs Versus the Environment: Saving the Northern Spotted Owl<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 9: Playground or Paradise? Snowmobiles in Yellowstone National Park<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 10: Crisis and Recovery in the New England Fisheries<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 11.

The Deepwater Horizon Disaster: The High Cost of Offshore Oil<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Part 3: New Issues, New Politics<br />Chapter 12: Climate Change: The Challenges of International Environmental Policymaking<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 13: Cape Wind: If Not Here, Where? If Not Now, When?<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 14: Fracking Wars: Local and State Responses to Unconventional Shale Gas Development<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 15: Making Tradeoffs: Urban Sprawl and the Evolving System of Growth Management in Portland,

Oregon<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 16: Hurricane Katrina Hits New Orleans: Disaster, Restoration, and Resilience<br /> Background<br /> The Case<br /> Outcomes<br /> Conclusions<br /> Questions to Consider<br /> Notes<br />Chapter 17: Conclusions: Politics, Values, and Environmental Policy Change<br /> The Strength of the Status Quo<br /> Legislative Policy Change<br /> Administrative Policy Change<br /> Acknowledging the Role of Values<br /> Notes<br />

Chapter 1: A Policymaking Framework: Defining Problems and Portraying Solutions in U.S. Environmental Politics; Two Critical Features of U.S.

Environmental Policymaking; Major Actors in Environmental Policymaking; The Environmental Policymaking Process; Case Selection; Getting the Most Out of the Cases; Notes; Part 1: Regulating Polluters; Chapter 2: The Nation Tackles Air and Water Pollution: The Environmental Protection Agency and the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts; Background; The Case; Outcomes; Conclusions; Questions to Consider; Notes; Chapter 3: Love Canal: Hazardous Waste and the Politics of Fear; Background; The Case; Outcomes; Conclusions; Questions to Consider; Notes; Chapter 4: Ecosystem-Based Management in the Chesapeake Bay; Background; The Case; Outcomes; Conclusions; Questions to Consider; Notes; Chapter 5: Market-Based Solutions: Acid Rain and the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990; Background; The Case;

Outcomes; Conclusions; Questions to Consider; Notes; Part 2: History, Changing Values,

And Natural Resource Management; Chapter 6: Oil Versus Wilderness in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; Background; The Case; Outcomes; Conclusions; Questions to Consider; No…