The Environmental Protection Agency Asking

Expanded to cover the Bush administration and the beginnings of theClinton administration, this exploration of one of the most critical problems ofmodern government and democratic politics is now more timely than ever. Throughcareful analysis of representative cases, it evaluates the EnvironmentalProtection Agency's performance over its entire existence, uncovers the mistakenpremises that have clouded and distorted debate about environmental policy, andshows how public officials might better preserve and promote constitutionaldemocracy.

Marc Landy is Professor of Political Science at Boston College and senior fellow at the Gordon Public Policy Center at Brandeis University.

Introduction
The Origins and Development of the Environmental Protection Agency
Revising the Ozone Standard
Writing the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Regulations
Passing Superfund
Forging a Cancer Policy: The Interagency Regulatory Liaison
The Steel Industry and Enforcing the Clean Air Act
The Reagan Administration
The Bush and Clinton Administrations
Conclusions
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The Environmental Protection Agency Asking the Wrong Questions: From Nixon to Clinton

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