Community, Democracy, and the Environment

Community, Democracy, and the Environment explores the character of the community and polity in the United States, reviews the orientations of Americans to the environment and environmental policy, and suggests some directions for how people may better learn to share the future with each other and the other species on the planet.

Jane A. Grant teaches at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University-Purdue University, Fort Wayne

Acknowledgments

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Community, Democracy, and the Environment: Overview and Background

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Discussion, Participation, Deliberation, and Modern Community: Connections with Public Spheres, Governmental Sectors, Civil Ethics, and Environmental Values

17

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Fostering Democratic Deliberation over Environmental Policy: The Indiana Hazardous Waste Facility Site Approval Authority

41

(26)

The Environment, Energy Policy, and Sustainable Development in the United States: Historical Antecedents and Future Prospects

67

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Global Climate Change: Linking National Deliberations with International Negotiations

91

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Conclusion: Learning to Share the Future

109

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Index

125

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About the Author

135

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Community, Democracy, and the Environment Learning to Share the Future

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