Titlebook: US Environmental Policy in Action; Sara R. Rinfret,Michelle C. Pautz Book 2023Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Environmental Policy in Practice,l climate change.The US continues to confront a host of environmental issues that range from protecting the gray wolf in Wyoming and Montana, preventing drinking water contamination to endeavoring to preserve biodiversity and combating climate change. Although the environmental problems we confront

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The Intersection of Natural Resource and Energy Policy,Country” of Montana are memorable. To promote westward expansion and to protect the splendor of the West, President Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt set aside much of these lands as federal public lands—meaning the government owns and manages them.

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Environmental Policy in Action: Past, Present, and Future,ed. Understanding environmental policy requires moving beyond the creation of it and exploring the day-to-day realities of implementing policy. It is this approach that necessitates moving beyond the role of politicians and political institutions and examining the work of regulators, activists, and

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Environmental Policy in Action: Past, Present, and Future,members of the regulated community. The efforts of all of these actors—official and unofficial—constitute environmental policy in action and these efforts signal what we want and what we do not want when it comes to the role of government in environmental matters.

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Environmental Policy in Practice,ng drinking water contamination to endeavoring to preserve biodiversity and combating climate change. Although the environmental problems we confront are more complex than those in Dr. Seuss’s . the choices they present are no less stark. The following pages demonstrate how addressing challenges through the lens of environmental policy in the US.

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