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Preface ix
Acknowledgments xv
Chapter 1 The Political Dead Zone: Coming to Terms with the Destructive Politics of Light Green Environmentalism 1
Environmental Conflict: A Clash of Values 2
Dark Green Environmental Thought 4
Light Green Environmental Thought 6
Cornucopian Thought 7
The Political Dead Zone 10
Assumptions of the Light Green Paradigm 14
Critique of the Light Green Approach 16
The Dark Green Alternative: Interstate Compacts 20
Conclusion 23
Chapter 2 Mismanaging the Commons: Economics Realities, Bureaucratic Scoundrels, and Political Deception 25
Environmental Economics 101 27
The Long Struggle for Sensible Environmental Management 30
Regional Management and the Bay Program 33
A Model of Success or a Model of Deception? 36
The Sticky Sweet Stuff of Light Green Political Promises 41
A Ray of Hope? 47
Chapter 3 Who Will Tell the People? The Rise and Fall of Environmental Journalism 51
Why Environmental Journalism Matters 53
The State of Journalism in America 55
The State of Environmental Journalism 58
Understanding the Environmental Beat 62
Goals of the Environmental Reporter 64
The Elements of Career Success for Environmental Journalists 66
How Editors View Their Readers 68
Conclusion 73
Chapter 4 Fighting for the Bay: Environmental Advocacy in the Dead Zone 75
In Defense of Sacred Places Anne Pearson 76
The Inside Game Gerald W. Winegrad 83
The Long Fight Tyla Matteson Glen Besa 94
No Safe Way Mike Shay 103
The Final Word Bernie Fowler 111
Notes 115
References 131
Index 139
About the Authors 145
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Richard Tropp
reviewed Fight for the Bay: Why a Dark Green Environmental Awakening is Needed to Save the Chesapeake Bay on July 07, 2020
Fight for the Bay
So far, i think that the book is really interesting. The best part of the book is when they tell you about the ghost's past, and why they are still on earth. But the book shouldn't be read by young kids because there are parts in the biography that are iffy for readers ages from 4-9. the book also talks about were the ghosts are haunting the building, they also explain why the ghosts are still haunting the building.
this book is a really good book.
i would recommend this book to deep readers.
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