Valuing Clean Air explains why and how environmental regulation came to be a critical site in the evolution of federal governance in both idea and practice in American politics and society.
Valuing Clean Air explains why and how environmental regulation came to be a critical site in the evolution of federal governance in both idea and practice in American politics and society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charles Halvorson won the Bancroft Dissertation Award for his PhD at Columbia University. He was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Wesleyan University and currently works in management consulting.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Save EPA Chapter 1: The Costs of Pollution Chapter 2: The Doer: Power in Implementation Chapter 3: A Balancing Act: Regulatory Review Chapter 4: Putting the Profit Motive to Work: Regulatory Reform Chapter 5: Are You Tough Enough? Deregulation Chapter 6: Markets for Bads: Cap-and-Trade and the New Environmentalism Epilogue: The EPA and a Changing Climate Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Introduction: Save EPA Chapter 1: The Costs of Pollution Chapter 2: The Doer: Power in Implementation Chapter 3: A Balancing Act: Regulatory Review Chapter 4: Putting the Profit Motive to Work: Regulatory Reform Chapter 5: Are You Tough Enough? Deregulation Chapter 6: Markets for Bads: Cap-and-Trade and the New Environmentalism Epilogue: The EPA and a Changing Climate Notes Bibliography Index
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