Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Shellenberger
Is it really  when someone writes a notable book, or is it ?  Do we have a single case where the book is notable, but the author isn't?  I'm also not sure that I agree the consulting work is non-notable: Lumina Strategies and American Environics each probably pass  if someone were to bother writing articles about them.  My mind can certainly be changed by counterexamples (and perhaps this is one of them because the book had two authors--though it was the people, not the book, that was singled out by Time magazine), but it seems to me that arguing that the book is notable makes the author notable, and the nominator isn't arguing the book isn't notable.  As for Shellenberger being unhappy that the article is no longer one-sided and that his consulting work is in his article, it's a good example of 
— User:THF, 21:13, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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