Preface | p. v |
Correlation Guide | p. xv |
Introduction | p. xvii |
Environmental Philosophy | p. 1 |
Is the Precautionary Principle a Sound Approach to Risk Analysis? | p. 2 |
Yes: Nancy Myers, from "The Rise of the Precautionary Principle: A Social Movement Gathers Strength," Multinational Monitor (September 2004) | p. 4 |
No: Bernard D. Goldstein, from "The Precautionary Principle: Is It a Threat to Toxicological Science?" International Journal of Toxicology (January/February 2006) | p. 13 |
Is Sustainable Development Compatible with Human Welfare? | p. 22 |
Yes: Jeremy Rifkin, from "The European Dream: Building Sustainable Development in a Globally Connected World," E Magazine (March/April 2005) | p. 24 |
No: Ronald Bailey, from "Wilting Greens," Reason (December 2002) | p. 32 |
Should a Price Be Put on the Goods and Services Provided by the World's Ecosystems? | p. 37 |
Yes: John E. Losey and Mace Vaughan, from "The Economic Value of Ecological Services Provided by Insects," BioScience (April 2006) | p. 39 |
No: Marino Gatto and Giulio A. De Leo, from "Pricing Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services: The Never-Ending Story," BioScience (April 2000) | p. 51 |
Principles Versus Politics | p. 63 |
Should the Endangered Species Act Be Strengthened? | p. 64 |
Yes: John Kostyack, from "Testimony before the Oversight Hearing on the Endangered Species Act," U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (May 19, 2005) | p. 66 |
No: Monita Fontaine, from "Testimony before the Oversight Hearing on the Endangered Species Act," U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (May 19, 2005) | p. 74 |
Should the EPA Be Doing More to Fight Environmental Injustice? | p. 81 |
Yes: Robert D. Bullard, from "Environmental Justice Programs," Statement before the Subcommittee on Superfund and Environmental Health, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (July 25, 2007) | p. 83 |
No: Granta Y. Nakayama, from "Environmental Justice Programs," Statement before the Subcommittee on Superfund and Environmental Health, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (July 25, 2007) | p. 89 |
Can Pollution Rights Trading Effectively Control Environmental Problems? | p. 96 |
Yes: James Allen and Anthony White, from "Carbon Trading," Electric Perspectives (September/October 2005) | p. 98 |
No: Brian Tokar, from "Trading Away the Earth: Pollution Credits and the Perils of 'Free Market Environmentalism,'" Dollars & Sense (March/April 1996) | p. 106 |
Energy Issues | p. 117 |
Should the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Be Opened to Oil Drilling? | p. 118 |
Yes: Dwight R. Lee, from "To Drill or Not to Drill," The Independent Review (Fall 2001) | p. 120 |
No: Jeff Bingaman, et al., from Senate Energy Committee (October 24, 2005) | p. 129 |
Is Global Warming Skepticism Just Smoke and Mirrors? | p. 136 |
Yes: Seth Schulman et al., from "Smoke, Mirrors & Hot Air: How ExxonMobil Uses Big Tobacco's Tactics to Manufacture Uncertainty on Climate Science," Union of Concerned Scientists (January 2007) | p. 138 |
No: Ivan Osorio, Iain Murray, and Myron Ebell, from "Liberal 'Scientists' Lead Jihad against Global-Warming Skeptics," Human Events (May 8, 2007) | p. 156 |
Is Wind Power Green? | p. 166 |
Yes: Charles Komanoff, from "Whither Wind?" Orion (September/October 2006) | p. 168 |
No: Jon Boone, from "The Wayward Wind?," speech given in the township of Perry, near Silver Lake, Wyoming County, New York (June 19, 2006) | p. 177 |
Should Cars Be More Efficient? | p. 190 |
Yes: David Friedman, from "CAFE Standards," Testimony before Committee on Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation (March 6, 2007) | p. 192 |
No: Charli E. Coon, from "Why the Government's CAFE Standards for Fuel Efficiency Should Be Repealed, Not Increased," The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder (July 11, 2001) | p. 200 |
Do Biofuels Enhance Energy Security? | p. 205 |
Yes: Bob Dinneen, from "Testimony before Committee on Senate Energy and Natural Resources" (April 12, 2007) | p. 207 |
No: Mark Anslow, from "Biofuels-Facts and Fiction," The Ecologist (March 2007) | p. 213 |
Is It Time to Revive Nuclear Power? | p. 220 |
Yes: Michael J. Wallace, from "Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources, Hearing on the Department of Energy's Nuclear Power 2010 Program" (April 26, 2005) | p. 222 |
No: Karen Charman, from "Brave Nuclear World, Part II" World Watch (July/August 2006) | p. 229 |
Food and Population | p. 243 |
Do Falling Birthrates Pose a Threat to Human Welfare? | p. 244 |
Yes: Michael Meyer, from "Birth Dearth," Newsweek (September 27, 2004) | p. 246 |
No: David Nicholson-Lord, from "The Fewer the Better," New Statesman (November 8, 2004) | p. 252 |
Is Genetic Engineering the Answer to Hunger? | p. 258 |
Yes: Gerald D. Coleman, from "Is Genetic Engineering the Answer to Hunger?" America (February 21, 2005) | p. 260 |
No: Sean McDonagh, from "Genetic Engineering Is Not the Answer," America (May 2, 2005) | p. 264 |
Is a Large-Scale Shift to Organic Farming the Best Way to Increase World Food Supply? | p. 270 |
Yes: Brian Halweil, from "Can Organic Farming Feed Us All?" World Watch (May/June 2006) | p. 272 |
No: John J. Miller, from "The Organic Myth: A Food Movement Makes a Pest of Itself," National Review (February 9, 2004) | p. 281 |
Toxic Chemicals | p. 289 |
Should DDT Be Banned Worldwide? | p. 290 |
Yes: Anne Platt McGinn, from "Malaria, Mosquitoes, and DDT," World Watch (May/June 2002) | p. 292 |
No: Donald R. Roberts, from "Statement before the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works, Hearing on the Role of Science in Environmental Policy-Making" (September 28, 2005) | p. 300 |
Do Environmental Hormone Mimics Pose a Potentially Serious Health Threat? | p. 311 |
Yes: Michele L. Trankina, from "The Hazards of Environmental Estrogens," The World & I (October 2001) | p. 313 |
No: Michael Gough, from "Endocrine Disrupters, Politics, Pesticides, the Cost of Food and Health," Daily Commentary (December 15, 1997) | p. 319 |
Is the Superfund Program Successfully Protecting Human Health from Hazardous Materials? | p. 328 |
Yes: Robert H. Harris, Jay Vandeven, and Mike Tilchin, from "Superfund Matures Gracefully," Issues in Science & Technology (Summer 2003) | p. 330 |
No: Randall Patterson, from "Not in Their Backyard," Mother Jones (May/June 2007) | p. 334 |
Should the United States Reprocess Spent Nuclear Fuel? | p. 343 |
Yes: Phillip J. Finck, from "Statement before the House Committee on Science, Energy Subcommittee, Hearing on Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing," United States Senate (June 16, 2005) | p. 345 |
No: Matthew Bunn, from "The Case against a Near-Term Decision to Reprocess Spent Nuclear Fuel in the United States," United States Senate (June 16, 2005) | p. 352 |
Contributors | p. 362 |
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