Includes bibliographical references (p. [367]-379) and index.
Contents:
Index. Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 8. Environmental policy beyond gridlock -- 2. Creating the current institutional landscape of environmental policymaking -- 3. Regulatory reform, reconciliation, and rough riders : environmental policymaking in Congress -- 4. National monuments, roadless forests, and aging electric utilities : executive policymaking through statutory discretion and rulemaking -- 5. From "who has standing?" to "who is left standing?" : the courts and environmental policymaking in the era of gridlock -- 6. The collaborative pathway in environmental policymaking -- 7. The states and environmental policy : junior partner, next generation innovator, passionate advocate, or all of the above? -- 8. Gridlock, green drift, and the future of environmental politics -- Notes -- Selected references -- Index.
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