Lynton Keith Caldwell an environmental visionary and the national environmental policy act

Oil and wilderness in Alaska natural resources, environmental protection, and national policy dynamics

The legacy of American copper smelting industrial heritage versus environmental policy

Sustainable failures environmental policy and democracy in a petro-dependent world

The power of narrative in environmental networks

Comparative environmental politics

Coming clean information disclosure and environmental performance

State and environment the comparative study of environmental governance

Range wars the environmental contest for White Sands Missile Range

Found in Alberta environmental themes for the Anthropocene

Transparency in global environmental governance critical perspectives

Indigenous peoples, national parks, and protected areas a new paradigm linking conservation, culture, and rights

Post-treaty politics secretariat influence in global environmental governance

The greenest nation? a new history of German environmentalism

Sustaining the borderlands in the age of NAFTA development, politics, and participation on the US-Mexico border

Clearer skies over China reconciling air quality, climate, and economic goals

The myth of progress toward a sustainable future

Loving nature, fearing the state environmentalism and antigovernment politics before Reagan

The Appalachian Trail and American environmental politics

Between ruin and restoration an environmental history of Israel

Protecting Yellowstone science and the politics of national park management

The future is not what it used to be climate change and energy scarcity

A case for climate engineering

Seeking the greatest good the conservation legacy of Gifford Pinchot

The drug company next door pollution, jobs, and community health in Puerto Rico

Building a green economy perspectives from ecological economics

Greening Berlin the co-production of science, politics, and urban nature

Global environmental governance reconsidered

The promise of wilderness American environmental politics since 1964

Ecospeak rhetoric and environmental politics in America

Confronting ecological crisis in Appalachia and the South university and community partnerships

Land between waters environmental histories of modern Mexico

Energy and empire the politics of nuclear and solar power in the United States

Peril in the ponds deformed frogs, politics, and a biologist's quest

William Wordsworth and the ecology of authorship the roots of environmentalism in nineteenth-century culture

Nixon and the environment

Public opinion and interest group politics South Africa's missing links?

Good green jobs in a global economy making and keeping new industries in the United States

The laws of nature reflections on the evolution of ecosystem management law and policy

The militarization of Indian country

The slums of Aspen immigrants vs. the environment in America's Eden

Greening China the benefits of trade and foreign direct investment

Environmental evasion the literary, critical, and cultural politics of "Nature's Nation"

Cultivating the colonies colonial states and their environmental legacies

How local politics shape federal policy business, power, and the environment in twentieth-century Los Angeles

Beyond resource wars scarcity, environmental degradation, and international cooperation

Living in denial climate change, emotions, and everyday life

Technoscience and environmental justice expert cultures in a grassroots movement

Managing institutional complexity regime interplay and global environmental change

Water politics in northern Nevada a century of struggle

Citizen environmentalists

White House politics and the environment Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush

Implementing innovation fostering enduring change in environmental and natural resource governance

Violent acts and urban space in contemporary Tel Aviv revisioning moments

Enforcement at the EPA high stakes and hard choices

Becoming native to this place