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Table and Figure vi
Preface vii
Introduction: The Modern Presidency and the Environment 1
Part 1 Presidents Having a Positive Impact on the Environment
Chapter 1 Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman 29
Chapter 2 John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson 46
Chapter 3 Richard Nixon 66
Chapter 4 Jimmy Carter 84
Chapter 5 Bill Clinton 101
Part 2 Presidents Having a Mixed Impact on the Environment
Chapter 6 Dwight D. Eisenhower 123
Chapter 7 Gerald Ford 139
Chapter 8 George H.W. Bush 155
Part 3 Presidents Having a Negative Impact on the Environment
Chapter 9 Ronald Reagan 173
Chapter 10 Georege W. Bush 189
Conclusion Comparing the Modern Presidents' Environmental Policies 210
Notes 241
Index 291
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