Environmentalism has many facets for the conservative, from his own desire to live in a clean and healthy environment to outrage at the left's encroachment on property rights in the name of the spotted owl to the reign of terror perpetrated by radical extremists in the movement. We cover all angles of the issue at the Conservative Bookstore. Toxic Pollutants, Environmental Regulation and the Law , edited by Richard L. Stroup and Roger E. Meiners. Current U. S. environmental policy creates as many problems as it solves.
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The series of scholarly essays in this book plainly illustrate this and go further to propose concrete solutions to environmental problems including air, water and ground contamination. An excellent study for those interested in environmental issues. How extremists stole the environmental movement from middle America and killed it. , by Glen A. Duncan is more than a brief overview of the Environmental Movement. Duncan proves his thesis that the Greening of America was at one time a movement primarilly of moderates and reasonable people. However, in recent decades, the mantle of environmentalism has been usurped by extremists unwilling to recognize or accept reasonable solutions to such problems as air and water polution.