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Red, White, Blue and Green

Politics and the Environment in the 2004 Election


233 pages, 2004
James R. Lyons, Heather S. Kaplan,
Fred Strebeigh, Kathleen E. Campbell, Editors

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Acknowledgements/Table of Contents
frontmatter.pdf  
Foreword
foreword.pdf
James Gustave Speth
 
Introduction
introduction.pdf
Heather S. Kaplan and Kathleen E. Campbell
 
Politics and the Environment in the U.S.:
glickman.pdf
Daniel R. Glickman
 
Environmental Politics in 2004
dipeso.pdf
Jim DiPeso
 
The Environment as Part of Democratic Political Strategy
podesta.pdf
John Podesta
 
Congressional Perspectives on the Environment and the 2004 Election
shays.pdf
Christopher Shays
 
Do Americans Care About the Environment? A Republican Perspective
conway.pdf
Kellyanne Conway
 
Political Organizing on the Environment
callahan.pdf
Deb Callahan
 
Perspectives from the Media
pianin-shogren.pdf
Eric Pianin and Elizabeth Shogren
 
Republicans and the Environment: Dispelling Myths
henick.pdf
Chris Henick
 
The Climate Emergency
gore.pdf
Al Gore
 
Republican Leadership for Environmental Progress: A Lost Legacy?
reed.pdf
Nathaniel P. Reed
 
Reflections and Predictions: A Historical Perspective on the Rise and Fall of the Environment in American Politics
semple.pdf
Robert B. Semple, Jr.
 
Crimes Against Nature: A Perspective on the Bush Administration's Environmental Policies
kennedy.pdf
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
 
Politics and the Environment: Observations and Conclusions
lyons-strebeigh.pdf
James R. Lyons and Fred Strebeigh
 
Contributors
contributors.pdf