DOCUMENT DESIRE gD 162 889 SE 025.406 AUTHOR Grenfell, Adrienne TITLE Public Concern with Environmental Problems: A j Bibliography. , INSTITUTION Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. CongressiOnal Research Service. IMPORT NO CRS-78-49-EP UM DATE 24 Feb 78 NOTE 37p.; Not available in hard copy due, to arginal legibility of original document lk -EDRS, PUCE'. MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. EC Not Availatle from EDRS. DESCRIPTOR *Bibliographies; Books; *Environmental Criteria; - Environmental Influences; Envircrsental Research; *Federal Legislation; Legislative. Reference Libraries; Periodicals; *Policy Formation; *Public Opinion; Public Policy IDENTIFIERS *National Environmental-Pclicy Act . V ABSTRACT' This bibliography presents representative literature pertaining to public. concerns 'with environmental problems since the National Environmental l)olicy Act became lei. nest cited deal with -various aspects and manifestations of public concern. 'teas include: (1) sociological studies of the procest of attitude formation; (2) attitude surveYSI Or opinion polls;: 14) narrative descriptions of public reactions* tc specific environmental Batters; (5) histories cf therecent environmental'movement;°and. (6) philosophical discussions of environmental ethics.- The bibliography. is dividedinto four sections: (1) Books; (2) Journal Articles; (3) Eibliographiesland (4) Miscellaneous. Standard bibliographic inforiation is provided along with Library of Congresi call misters andbrief"anncations- where needed. This bibliography was composed for use by legislators and their staffs but'itf-may be of use to researcters, environmentalists, and'others (Author/MR) 1. e ***********************************************************************. *. Reproductions suppliedlq EDRS are the best that can be made *, * from the original document. ' - ***********************************************************************
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DOCUMENT DESIRE .
gD 162 889 SE 025.406
AUTHOR Grenfell, AdrienneTITLE Public Concern with Environmental Problems: A j
Bibliography. ,
INSTITUTION Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. CongressiOnalResearch Service.
IMPORT NO CRS-78-49-EPUM DATE 24 Feb 78
NOTE 37p.; Not available in hard copy due, to arginallegibility of original document
lk
-EDRS, PUCE'. MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. EC Not Availatle from EDRS.DESCRIPTOR *Bibliographies; Books; *Environmental Criteria;
ABSTRACT'This bibliography presents representative literature
pertaining to public. concerns 'with environmental problems since theNational Environmental l)olicy Act became lei. nest cited deal with-various aspects and manifestations of public concern. 'teas include:(1) sociological studies of the procest of attitude formation; (2)
attitude surveYSI Or opinion polls;: 14) narrative descriptions ofpublic reactions* tc specific environmental Batters; (5) histories cftherecent environmental'movement;°and. (6) philosophical discussionsof environmental ethics.- The bibliography. is dividedinto foursections: (1) Books; (2) Journal Articles; (3) Eibliographiesland(4) Miscellaneous. Standard bibliographic inforiation is providedalong with Library of Congresi call misters andbrief"anncations-where needed. This bibliography was composed for use by legislatorsand their staffs but'itf-may be of use to researcters,environmentalists, and'others (Author/MR)
1. e
***********************************************************************.*. Reproductions suppliedlq EDRS are the best that can be made *,* from the original document. ' -***********************************************************************
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providing information at the requfest of Committees, em-bers/and their staffs.
The Service makes such rese.arch*available..without parti anbias, in many forms including studies,reports:.coMpilatio, 5.digesis, and background briefings. Upon request,. the't.RO.assists Committees. in analyzing legislatiVe;;Osoposals anissues, and in assessing the possible effects okhese proposalsand their alternatives. The Service% senior specialisis and sub-ject analysts are also available for personal: consultations intheir respective fields of expertise.
. PUBLIC CONCERN WITH ENVIRO
ABIBLIOGRAPHY
OBLEMS
Since January 1, 1970, when the Naiionat nVironmental Policy Act was
signed into law, there has been a great.inct, a in literature pertaining
to all aspects of the environment. Part of that literature relates to pub-.
lic concern with environmental problems. It seeks to determine the extent
to which the.attitudes have changed, whether this change has affected public
behavior and/fhe process of implementing public policy in respons'e to these
changes.
This bibliography presents a representative selection .of that liter-.
ature. The items cited deal with various aspects and manifestations of
public concern; they include sociological studies of the process of atti-
tude formation, attitude survey, opinion polls, narrative descriptions of
public reactions to specific environmental matters,listories of the recent
environmental movement, assessments of public reaction to the National.
Environmental Policy Act, philosophical discussions of environmental ethics,
and anaylses of tHe'politics and administration of environmental affairs.
The'bibliography is divided into four sections:
I. Books--the Library of Congress call number andbibliographic notes.
.2. Journal Ar icles--annotations have been includedin some c es when the title alone is not suffi-,ciently informative, or the article is of par-ticular significance.
3. Bibliographies
4. Miscellaneous -- includes book chapters and reports.
Many of the journal citations,were defived from theobibliographic data
base provided by the Library Services Division of CRS.
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BOOKS
Ackerman, Bruc and others.Thn ertal search for environmental quality. New York, The FreePress, 9-7 . x, ,386 p. HC107.A123P552Bibliography vp. 352-367.
Anderson, Frederick. R. and Robert H. Daniels.NEPA in the courts: a legal analysis of the National EnvironmentalPolicy Act. Washington, Resources for the Future; distributed byJohns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1973. xv, 324 p.
KF3775.A95
Andrews, Wade H. and D.C. Greetsen.The function of social behavior in water resources development.Logan, Utah State University, Center for Water Resources Research,1970. Institute for Social Science Research on Natural Retources,R.R. No. 1. 135 p.
Barbour, Ian G., editoi-.
Western Man and environmental ethicsi attitudes toward nature andtechnology. Reading, Mass., AddisonWesley Pub. Co;, 1973. 276 p.
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Bevins, M.I.
Attitudes on environmental quality in six Vermont lakeshote communities. Burrington, June 1972.. Vermont Agriculture Experiment StationBulletin #6/1.,
Bosselman, Fred P. and David Callies.The quiet revolution in land use control. Prepared for the Council onEnvironmental Quality. Washington, for sale by the Supt. of Docs.,U.S, Govt. Print. Off., 1972. vii, 327, 44 p. HD205 1972.866
Burch, William R., N.H. Cheek and L. Taylor.Social behavior, natural resources, and the environment.\New York,
Row, 1972 . x, 374 p. HM206.884
Caldwell, Lynton Keith.
Environment: A challenge to modtrn society. Garden)City, U.Y.,Anchor Books, 1971. xviii, 301 p. HC110.S5C33 4971
. Man and his environment: policy and administration. New York,,Harper E: Row, 1975. xiii, 171 p. HC110.E5C335
Caldwell, Lynton Keith, lk.R. Hayes and I.M. MacWhirter..,
Citizens and the environment: case studies in popular action.Bloomington, Indian. University Press, c1976. xxx, 449 p.
HC110.E5C3 1976Bibliography: p. 421 35.
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Campbell, Rex R. andJerry L. Wade.Society_ and environment: the comtng collision. Boston, Alyn and:Bacon, 1972. vii, 375 p. HC110E5035
Cole, H.S.D. and - others.
Models of doom: 'A critique of the Limitl'to .Growtli. With a replyby the authors of The. Limits.to Growth. New,York, Universe-Books,1973. 244 p. HC59.M59 1973
Crenson, Matthew A.The un-politics of air pollution: a study of non-decisionm ing inthe cities. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1971. viii, 227 p.
HC110.A4C73Bibliography: p. 221-223.
Davies, J. Clarence, III,. and Barbara S. Davies.,,[
The politics of,TollutiOn. 2d ed. Indianapolis, Rego-sus, 1975.x, 254 p.
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Dolgin, Erica L. and T.G.P. Guilbert, Environmental Law Institute.Federal environmental law. St. Raul,'West Pub. Co., 1974. xxxvii,..1600 p. KF3775.D6
Enloe,. Cynthia A.
The politics. of pollution in a CoMparative perspective: ecology andpowerinfour nations..-New, York, McKay, c1975. x, 342 p.
HC79.P55E53
The environment: A national mission for the, seventies. By the editors...of rortune. New York,, Harper-& Row, 1970. 220 p.
TD176.7.E45The chaptef's in-this book originally appeared in Fortune Magazine',Oct. 1969 and Feb. .1970.
EnvirOnmental LaW InstiCute.The evolution 11,nationol Wildlife law, Prepared forthe'0164ncil'on461Vibnmental Quality by the Environmental Law Institute. .Washington,The Institute: for sale by the SuTt. of Does., U.S.Govt.Off., 1977. 4.85 T. KF5640.E5
Erdos and Morgan, Inc.A nationwide survey of environmental protection. Conducted by Erdos &Morgan, Inc.' New York, The Wall Street Journal, 172. 92 p.
HD69.P6E73
Fanning, Odom.Man and his environmen.1975. xivo 240 p,
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HC110.E5F35
,Foreman, Iarry, editor.Nuclear power and -the public..Fress, 1970. xviii, 2173 p.'.
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Gallup, George. Horace., \ -
1The Gallup Poll: public opinion, 1935-1971. 1st ed. New York,-.
Randqm ,House, 1972. 3 V. (xliv, ?388 p.) HN90.P8G3.
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Haefele, Edwin. t. .\ 1
Representatio ;government, and environmental management., Baltimore,_pub1,ished fOr-Resources fol." the Future by Johns Hopkins. IfniversityPress, 1973. 'xii, 488 p. \ HC140.E54126 '
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Minnia olis, University of MinnesotaTK1078'.§83
Hill, Gladwirf, aLloyd A. Free -and -Donald R.. Lesh.Protecting the environment: progress, prospects and the -publicview. Washington; D.C.: Potomac ssociates, 1977., '
.Jones, Charles 0. .
Crean air,: The policies)) and -s\politis. of pollution control:.
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Bib loitaphy: p. 35
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Lawrence, Robert M.' and Norman WengertThe energy crisis: reality or mytof Pclitical and Social `Science, 1
(The Atinals of the Americail'Acaciemv.-410) . '
5Lieber, Harvey and B. Rosinoff.Federalism add cleRn waters: the I 72 water Pollution Confrol.Act.Lexington, Mass., LexingtonrBooks, 1 75. xiv, 288 "p.
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410-of Pe1itical and Social Science.,,,
The limits tq growth. A report for the Club of Rome's Project on thePredicaments of Mankind. Donnella H. eadows...et al... 2d ed.New York, Universe Books, 1974.'.205 . HC59.L54 19,4A Potomac Associates book.,
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Louis Hafris and Associates. .., mA.survey elf public and leadershipittitutles toward nuclear powerdeVelopment in the United States.' New York, Ebasco Services, Inc.,1975, vii leaves, 131 p. '
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Lowenthal, avid.
Publiations in environmental perception. New York,, ericangraphicalSociety, 1972, 8 'vol. Reports research carri, d out byLowenthal, M. Riel and other's on attitudes toward comport nts o'the urban'environment. Includes, case studies of New'YorkrBostCambridge and Columlius.
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0 The-American public's cotiarn with the envir nmentt, a study of publicopinion. Davis, Institute of Governmental- Hairs; University ofCalifornia, 1971. 29 1. (Environmental qua ty series, no.:4).resents'and interpets the results of many su eys about,the environment.
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'Social,tproblems as social movements., Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1975..xviii, 718 p.HN13:M3J3
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At,head of title: The American Assembly, Columbia University. Background papers for the 50th AmericanAsseplfly, held at Arden 'House,
HarrIman, New York, in April 1976..
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Rosenbaum, Walter A.-The politics of environmental concern. 2d ed. Nsw Yor Praeger,c1977; vii, 311 p.
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Journal Artichkes
Adams, Sexton, and. others,.
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National environmental-pOltpy: ordination or-confusion? Environs__.:mental science and technology, v. 10,,lug. 1976: 757-160'.
'7Compares and Contrasts the intended coordinative role of the CEQ as agoverning board with its actual activities, since its formation, focusingson,its use of the environmental impact statement:as its primary tool:"
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EnvironAental sosial momameats all countermovements: an overview aridanillustration. Jour1 nal of voluntary action ResIarchrn. 1, Oct. 1972:
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Urban.environtent4 Urban later, v. 7, Fall 1975: 419-924."CriticisM, of 1pdargovernments-for not considering the environmental
effects of peograts and for the use of police powers to regulateprivateproperty in the name of environmental protection,."
AndnewS Richard NJ,.Environment and bureaucracy: progress and prognosis... Journal off'
environmental education, v. 6, Fall 1974:_ .
:"Suggests -that the changes in behavior of-the Corps of Engineees andthe Soil:ConservatiOn Service are not in response to legal pressure feomNEPA, bUtratherin response to pressure.from the cOurts'a4d the general
Asch, Joseph and B.M. Shone..
Conservation ,behavior as the outcome of environmental education.Journal of environmental edubatdoh, v. 6, Summer 1975:. 25-33. ,
Baldwin, Deborah. ..
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Environmentalists open therevolvingdoor. Environtental action,v. 9; JUne 1911: 13-15.
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;Political affiliation and attitudesetoward populatioWIimitations.Social biology, v. 17, June 1970 :-124-1314 j
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A hierarChy among attitudes toward the environment. Journal of.environmental education, v. 4(1), t972: 1O-14.
Bond, Richard.y
Salvationists, Utilitaria92, and Environmental Justice. Alternatives,v. 6, Spring 1977: 31-45.
"Evaluation of current policies and practices regarding the relatiOnshipbetween people and the ecosystem."
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Bean, Michael. 4
TheEndangered Species Act under fire.' National parks and conserva-tion magazine, v. 51, June 1977: 16-20.
"Describes current efforts to convince Congress to amend Section 7 ofthe Endangered Species Act."
Binder, Gordon.',. Clean air, water versus jobs: a muddy.issue. Conservation foundation
letter, July 1976: 1-8. c, .
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"With heavy unemployment, pollution-control efforts are judged increasing-ly by how many jobs:they might cost."
Blodgett, John.
The environment and grass roots sentiment. Congressional Research'Service, Mar. 1, 1972: 20 p. Multilith 72-65 EP.
Incentives for managing the environment. Environmental science andtechnology, v. 11, Mar. 1977: 250-254.
Boviman, James S4
The ecology movement: a viewpoint. International journal of environ-mental studies, v. -8(2); 1975: 91 -97.
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Bdwman, James S.- The environmental movement: an assessment of ecological, politics.
Ehvironiental affairs, v..5(4), 1976: 6,49-667.
"Analyzes five currents'in American society which affect environ-mentalism in, order to assess the politiCal power of the new conservation."
. Public opinion and the environment: post-Earth Day attitudes amongcollege students. Environment and behavior, v. 9, Sept. 1977: 385-416.
"Gfuges the nature of ecological awareness today, attitudes toward theenvironmental movement, and citizen views, on the causes and remedies ofenvironmental degradation."
Bowman,plames S. and K. Hapaford.Mps media and the environment since Earth Day. Journalism quarterly;
v. 55,F.S6ring 1977: 160-165. -
"Explores the depth and durability of:concern for the environment since1970'in riles circulation magazines; concludes that these give but minimalcoveragejto environmental stories."
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Bridgeland, William' and A.J. Sofranko.$-
4Community structure and issue-specific inf nces: community mobiliza-
tion over environmental quality. Urban affairs aarterly, v. 11(2), 1975:186-214.: .
Burch-, William R., Jr.%),Who participates - -a sociological interpretation of natural resource,
decisions. Natural. resources journal, v. 16, Jan. 1976: 41-55.
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Buttel, Frederick H.The environmental movement: consensus, conflict, and change. Journal
of environmental educlation, v. 7, Fall 1975: 53-63. A
. Social science and the environment: competing theories. Socialscience quarterly, v. 57, Sept. 1976: 307-323.
"Analyzes the burgeoning social science literature on environmentalprOblems."
Buttel, Frederick H, and W.L. Flinn.tconomic growth versus the enVironment:,survey,evidence. Social
science quarterly, v. 57, Sept. 1976: 410-420..
"The extent to which support for, economic growth and environmental con-cern' are negatively related among mass publics might well have been over-emphasized or overestimated by many researchers. Data from a Wisconsinsurvey show that the growth.versus environment link is most pronounced in'the middle class,while working class families do not find the two conceptsincompatible."
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Buttel, Frederick H. and W.L. Flinn.
Environmental politics:. the structuring of partisan and ideologicalcleavages. in mass environmental attitudes. Sociological quarterly, v. 17,
.197 : 477-490.
Catal po, Ralph and J. DiMent..
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L valgovernment. responap to state environmental impact assessnlent.requir ents: an explanation and a typoldgy. Environmental law, v. 7,Fall 19 6:25-50.
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"De cribes the implementation of the California Environmental QualityAct."
Catalano, 4.1ph; S.J. Simmons; D.Stbkols.Adding social science knowledge to environmental decision making.
Natural reso rces lawyer, v. 8(1), 1975: 41-59."Describ s the emergence of the environmental impact'assessment process
in California and the use of the EIR by local government."
Carter, Robert .
Values and cology: prolegomena to an environmental 'ethics. Alter-:natives, v. 6, WI:ter 1977:-39-44.
Chapman, Peter.Industry and th environment. New scientist, 74(1050), May 5,
v. 6, 1977: 33-61."Survey revealed both conflict and consensus in the ordering of
priorities."
Clawson, Marion.
Economic and social conflicts in land use planning. Natural resources,v.. 15, July 1975: 473=490.
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Constantini,,Edmond and K. Hauf.Environmental concern and Lake Tahoe: a study of elite perceptions,
backgrounds and attitudes. Environment and behavior, v. 4, 1972: 209-242.
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Curtin, R.T.Consumer adaptation to energy shortages. Journal of energy and
development, v. 2, Aug. 1976: 1-12.
Danike, G.A.
Public involvement in natural resource devefopment: a review ofwater resource planning. Environmental affairs,. v. 6(1), 1977: 11-31.
Dean, Suzanne.How to kill a land-'-use bill. Planning (American Society of Planning
Officials), v. 42, Jan. 1976: 22-24."Those who would seem to have most to gain voted most heavily against
the bill."
Diamond, Henry L.
The environmental movement in America's Third C ntury, presented'at Wildlife Management Institute, 41st North America Wildlifeand NaturalResources Conference. Washington, D.C. Marth 21-25, 1976: 583 -591.
Diamond, Robert S.
What husinebs thinks: the FORTUNE 500 Yankeloyich survey. Fortune,v. 81, Feb. 1970: 118-119,'171-172.
Donohue, G.A.; C.N. Olien; P.J. Tichenor.
Communities, pollution, and the fight for survival. Journal.ofEnvironmental education, v. 6(1), 1974: 29-37.
)owns, Anthony.
Up and down with ecology--the 'issueattention cycle'. Publicinterest, no. 28, Summer 1972: 38-50.
"There is good reason to believe that the bundle of issues called.Lmproving the environment will suffer the gradual loss of publicattention characteristic of the later states of the 'issueattention:ycle' However, it may be eclipsed at a much slower rate than other.ecent domestic issues."
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ireyfus, Daniel.A. and H.M. Ingram.
The National Environmental Policy Act: a view of intent and practice.latural resources journal , v. 16, Aft. 1976: 243-262.
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Dubos, Rene.
Ttkg. Despairing Optimist. American scholar; v.,45, Spring1976:168172,4
',°Be1thing spoikestacks once considered a sign of prosperity, are howseen \11 eviden eof poor technological management."
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Dunlap,\Kley E. and M.P. Allen.Partisan differences on environmental issues: a congressional roll-call
analysis. Western political'quarterly, v. 29, Sept. 1976: 384-397.'Analysis of the House vote 92d Congress finds that 'Democrats rank big-
nificantly,bigher in pro-environment voting than Republicans".
Dunlap, R.E. and D.A. Dillman. .
Decline in public support for environmental protec ion: evidence froma 1970-1974 Ranel study: Rural sociology, v. 41, Fall 1976: 382-390.
Dunlap, R.E. and R.P. Gale.
Rolitics and ecology:/ a political profile of-student eco-activists.Youth & society, v. 3._June 1972: 379-397.
"EnVironmentalsts appear to have the choice of' foregoing increasedmilitancy or losing their. favorable image with the public."
Dunlap02..E,.; ICJ": Galei.g.M. Rutherford.Concern for environmental rights among col tge students. American
, journal of economies. and sociology, v. 32, Jan. 1973: 45 -60.
Dunlap, R.E. and R.B. Heffernan.'i''''
Outdoor recreation and environmental cancern--empirical examination.Rural sociology, v. 40(1), 1975: 18-30.
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Dunlap, R.E. and, K.D. Van Liere.
Further evidence of declining public concern with environmental prob-,
lems: a research qote. Westeinsociological review, v. 8(1), 1977.
-EPA: the tricks of. the trade-off. Business week, v. 2477, April 4, 1977:72-76.
"Industry is dissatisfied with EPA regulatory, process." 4
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Erskine,. Hazel.
The polls: _pollution and its costs. Public opinion quarterly, ;.1,4Spring 1972: 120 -t35,. -'
., The polls: pollution and industry. "Public opinion uarterly, v. 36,Summer 1972: 270 -287.
Fidell, Bugene R. and others.
Federal, state, and local relations in de environmental aria: a testf the New Federalism. .Presented at the Fourth National Conference on
Energy and the Environment, Cihcinnati. Oct. 3-7, 1976: 533-538.
Florman, Samuel C..
I refute it thus. Across the bOard;' v. 13, Nov. 1976:'22-30.:
. In praise of technology. 'Harper's magazine, v. 251, Nov. 1975:53-60, 65-72.
"Presents a critical_ review of the -Origins and implications of the;'contemporary aptitechnological movement,"-
. Small 'i's dubious. Harper's magazine, v. 255, Aug. 1977;A refutation of the "Small is Beautiful" theory.
FriesmAn; H. Paul and P.J. Culhane.
Social impacts, polities, and the environmental impact statementprocess. Natural resources journal, v. 16, Apr. 1976: 339-356.
"NEPA seems to have created a new, complex political process WhIchcan be and has been used very effectively to improve the social andenvironmental sensitivity of government decisionmakers."
Galdwin, T.N. and I. Walter..
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Multinational- enterprise, social responsiveness and Pollution-Oh-.trol. Journal of international business studids, v.(7(24 1976: 57-14..
Green, Ronald M.
IntergeneratiOnal distributive justice and environmental responsi-:ybilities. Biosciencd, v. 27, Apr. 1977: 260=265.
The greening 'of publih policy.: planning the natural environment. Journalof the american inst,itute of planners, v. 37, JulyA971: 209-286.
"This issue explores planning and publip policy aspects of the newly,minted national consensus on the natural environment."
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Groves, David L.. and H. Kahalas..
Public opinion sampling as an element in nesoUrce allocation decisions:a case study ak a technique for reconciling scientific:data and citizens.desires. American journal of economics and soeiolOgy, v. 35, Oct. 1977:367-380. .
Hanson, J.A.,
Towards an ecologically-based economic' ph1losophY. Environmentalconservation, v.'4, Spring 1977: 3-10.
Herberlein, Thomas A..)
Conservation information: the energy crisis and electricity conSump-tion in an apartment complex. .Energy syStems and policy, v. 1(2),.1975:105-117..
"Study,concludeS that informational material on household consumptionof electricity showed a lack of effect."
The land ethic realized: some social psychological explanationsfor changineenvironmental attitudes. Journal of Social issues,'v.28(4),1972: 79-87.
"Changing environmental attitudes from an economic to a moral orienta-tion are discussed in'terms of the activation of-moral norms, to guide andevaluate behavior."'
. Some observations on alternative mechansims for public involvement:the hearing, public. opinion poll,, the workshdp,, and.the quasi-experiment.
Public opinion and the environment: ecology, the ,coastal zone, andpublic policy. Coastal zone management journal, v. 1(3), 1974: 275-289.
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Hill, Gladwin.
Midpoint of 'environmental decade.: impact of National Policy Actassessed. New York times, Feb. 18, 1975, O. 14.
. Vote results mixed on the environment. New York times, Nov. 7,1976, p. 35.
Hine, Virginia and L.P. Gerlach.Many concerned, few committed. Natural history, v. 79, Dec. 1970:
16-17, 76-80.
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Hoesterey, John and J.S. Bowman.. The environment message of Audubon and the Sierra Club Bulletin.
Journal of environmental education, v. 7, Spring'1976:,61-65."An analysis of the editorial statements, issues reported, and content
of information reported by the two environmentally oriented publicationsduring theperiod 1969-1974. A strong interest in governmental policyand an increasigig willingness to enter, the political arena was shown bythe sponsoring *ganizations of the periodicals."
HolbrOok, Marni.
Congress wins conservation credits: an environmental overview of the94th. Outdoor america (Izaak Walton League), v. 41, Dec. 1976, p. 3.
Horvat*, Robert. E. and A.M. Volker,Using a Likert Scale to measure environmental reagonsibility.
Journal'of environmental, education, v. 8, Fall 1976: 36-47.
Jackson, Richard H.
Perception of environmental damage associated with irrigation.Journal of environmental. management, v 5e Apr: 1977:,115-126.
"Questionnaire showed that awareness of.damage was much lower than.expecte."
"Explains why API's estimates are so much higher than EPA's forecasts."
. Jorling, Thomas C.
Incorporating ecological principles into pUblic policy. Environ-mental policy and law, v. 2; Sept. 19761 140-146.
Kates, Robert W.
Assessing the assessors: the art and ideology of risk assessment.Ambio, v. 6(5)., 1977: 247-252,
"The environment has been perceived as increasingly hazardous by thepublic;-the media and scienceRisk assessment involves the identificationof hazard, the estimation of the risk it poses, and the social evaluationOf its meaning and importance. In practice, risk assessment is still moreart than science."
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Kefalas, AsterioW G. and A.B. Carroll.
Pr*Pectives on environmental protectioil: a survey of the executiveviewpoint.. JoUrnal\of environmental systems, v. 6(3), 1976-77: 229-242.
Knapp, C.E.
Attitudes and values in environmental education. Journal of environmental education, v. 3, Summer 1972: 26-29.
Krannich', R.S,
Public attitudes toward nuclear generating facilities: positive.Energy, v. 2, Fall 1977: 13-15.
Kroutus, Carol L.
'Involvement of community organizations in environmental quality.Journal of environmental education, v..5, Summer 1974: 34-36.
Kronus, C.L. and J.C. Van Es.The practice of environmental quality behavior. Journal of environ
mental education, v. 8p Fall 1976: 19-26."The distribution of environmental quality attitudes and the actual
behavior involvement in pollutionabating activities are analyzed."
Lawrence, Floyd G. ..".
Where on earth does industry stand in pollution control? Industryweek, v. 192, Feb. 1977: 42-50.. :.
"The biggest threat to U.S. industry in the government's attitudethat the polluter pays."
Lewis, W.C.'and S.L. AlbrechtAttitudes toward accel ed'urban development in lowpopulation
areas. Growth and change, v. 8, Jab. 1977: 22 -28.
Lundovis, L.J.
Environmental quality and politics--some notes on political development 2. developed countries. Social science information, v. 12(2), 1973:43-65.
Lutrin, C. 1 E. and A.K. Settle.The p 'lic and ecology: the role of initiatives in California's
environment: politics. Western political.quarterly, v. 28, June 1975:352-371.
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Lutz, Robert E., IL.Ttie laws of environmental management: a comparative study. American
journal of comparative aw, Ar', 24, Sdmmer 1976: 447r520."A comparative study nf'the environmental' legislation of sixteen coun-
tries including most of the majordeveloped countriest somecwith signifi-cantly different geographic, economic,'soc141, and poliiial'sparacteristics."
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Macbeth, Angus.The.N tonal Environmental Policy Act after five years,
journal environmental law, v. Fall 1975: 1-39.Columbia
"Describes the use of the mediation and negotiation process, in'placeof legislation and litigation, as a way to resolve environmental disputes."
McGuire, Martin C. and N.M. Singer.
Pollution-costs;.political jurisdiction and economic markets:Environmental policy and law, v. 2,. Dec. 1996: 172-176.
"Using site-specific airport noise,as an example; the authors analyzethe incidence and shifting of sirk-specific envIronmentpl damage in amarket economy and discuss the problems of jurisdictions; structure."
Marsh, C. Paul and J.A. Christenson.
Suppori4for economic growth and environmental protection, 1973-1975.Rural sociology, v. 42; Spring 1977: 101-107.
Mazmanian, Daniel A. and.M. Lee..
'Tradition be damned: the Army Corps of Engineers is changing. Publicadministration review, v. -35, Mar.-Apr. 1975: 166-172.
Changes have been made in the policies and procedures of the Corps inresponse to criticisms by environmentalists.
Miner, Georges.
Trade unions, employers' associations and protection.of-the environ-ment. International labour revi.ew, v. 112, Nov. 1975: 335-350.
"The altitUdes and activities of workers and employersorganizations(50 responded) are examined in the light of a special survey carried outby the ILO with the support of the United Nations Environmental Programme."
"Discusses four social forces now influencing society's'view of the.nature, of scarcity."
Moskow, Michael H.
Environmental resultation and publicyalues. Conference boardrecord, v. 13, Apr. 1976: 47-50.
"Concludes that 'economics is of value in laying out facts in environmental issues, but the primaryviestiona are about social values whichare decided in the pblitical arena."
Mutch, Arvin W..
Public concern for environmental. pollution.v. 35, 1971:100-106.
Public opinionAuarterl,...
The 1977 Environmental Quality Index: the year of the invisible crisis.National wildlife, v. 15 'Feb.Mar. 1977 17-33.
"Composite indices'of environmental quality slippedagain in 1976.1!
Neely, Walter P. and R.M.
A portfolio approach/to public wirerproject decision making. Waterresources research, v. 12, Feb. 1976: 1-6.
NEPA is still a hard act to follow. Conservation foundation letter, June1976: 1-8.
"The environmental impact statement process has produced some heartening results and raised the national consciousness. ...public partiCipationand pressure continue to, be critical components of that process."
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A new beginning: the.environment. New York times, Dec. 28, 1976, p. 26."Editorial notes encouraging advances in environmental concern but
urgent problems faci the 95th Congress and the Ptesidentelect."
Nisbet, C.T.Economic growth and environmental wellbeing. Technology review,
v.; 79, Jan. 1977: 12'14.
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Nuclear power and public opinion. Energies spectrum, v. pl, July 1977:2281-232.
O'Mara, Allyn.
Towar8'a new ethic in environmental policy. Paper presented at IESEnvironmental Technology 76'Conference,"Philadelphia. Apr. 26-28, 1976:446-454.
"U:S. environmental management should be based on the understandingthat it islwman activity, not the natural environment, that needi managing'
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-Human b h4vior toward the environment over time, with' emphasls on the
issitliarLon, s dIscussed.", I- .
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The politics of-transformation. Alternatives, v. , Winter 1977:.
"Responsible theories are needed to counteract the tendency of in-dustrial civilization.to.self-destruct.'"
Opinion Research Corporation.
Public attitudes toward environmental trade-offs. ORC Public opinionindex, 'v. 33, 4975:'1-8.
O'Riordan, Timothy..'
Environmental ideologies.4 Environment and planning, v. , Jan. 1977:3-15.
Policy making and environmental Management: some thought on proceasand research issues. Natural resources journal, v. 16, Jan. 4976: 55-73.
.Pallak,.M.S. and W. Cummings.
Commitmehti and voluntary, energy conservation.' Personality and socialpsychology bulletin, v. 2, .1976: 27-304
4.
Pendse, Dilip and J.B. Wyckoff.Measurement of environmental trade-offs and public policy: ..a case
study. Water resources bulletin, v. 12, Oct. 19. 6: 919-930."Describes the Priority Evaluator Technique (PET), a method for quanti-
fying environmental preference and establishing uality trade-offs, a casestudy of the prppoeed Cescedia Dam in Oregon."
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Pettus, Alvih: .
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Environmental 'education and environmental attitudes. Journal ofenvironmental education, v. 8', Fall 1976; .48!-51.
Phillips, Kevin John..,. :Citizen participatio in the Yprk River Basin study: the use of the:
"A value trade-dff questionnaire was administered to a seiected.grOuof twenty -four citizens.,"
.. .,
Potter, Van Rensselaer.de
.Evolving ethical' concepts.. BiosaienCe, v..27, Apr. 1977:'251-253."Discusses the origin and nature of environmental: ethics7."
Ridk"son, Roy E.
Dimensions of environmental management: legitimation,of goverdment-regulationby'industrIalfmanagei.s. Environment' and behavior, v. 9, Mar.1977: 15-40. 1,1
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"Uses data From a three year study Of 'industry--government relation-ships and pollution abatement change by industry."
The right to a. decent environment: a prematureconstruct. Environ-, mental policy and,law, V. 1, Feb. 1976: 185-9.
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"A right ,td .a decent,' environment is not legally established, but is.identified with regulation of the 'economy. ".
Schultze, Chipiest.The public use, of private interest. Harpers magagine,v. 254(1524),May 1977, P. 43.:
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V.R. Derrick.
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PubliC attitudes toard population and pollutiop. Public opinionquarterly, Spring 1971: p. 93-99: . -
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Skolipowskil Henryk.The ecology moveinent. reexamined. Ecologist, v. 6, Oct. 1976:
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"Leading figures in echlogical organizations are overcdncerned with egadgets and tiechniques as a warOf solving environmental problems insteadof focusing on issues and policied." N
. ITechnology v.% nature. Ecologist, v. , Feb.. 1973: 50-55.
Snow, Janice.
Wilderness be damned. In Extensiein of remarkS of Silvio.O. Conte.Congressional record (daily ed.), v. 121; May 5, 1975: E2195E2197.
"A concise hist6ry of the DickeyLincoln-hydrokelectric dam project, innorthern Maine givirig some of the pros and cons. Ftom New England Out-doors, May 1975."
Snfrankn, Andrew J. and W.,Bridgeland,Illinois mayors and the environment. Journal: cenvironmental
'.education, v. 5, Winter 1973: 43-48. '
"Presents the results of a survey."
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Solesb4r3i, Willi-am. .
Environmental .wa enda=illuntration,of'ho situationsmayg ecomepolitical issues, and issues may demand responsts from goverdmen --orhow they may not.. Public administration (Lond5n), v. 54,, Winte. 1976:
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Solesbury, William.
Issues and innovations in environmental policy in Britian, WestGermany, and California. Policy analysis, v. 2, Winter 1976: 1-38.
"Concludegethat the increasingly expert nature of legislative tom _
mittees, especialy in the environmental field, sugges s that they may intime ,fulfill their potential to shape the principles hat should guide,the recognition of new environmental issues and the f rmulaeion of policyresponses."
Stamm, Keithj.; B. Dervin; R. Laing.-Communication research and environmental policy decisions: Seattle's
solid waste planning. Journal of environmental education, v. 8, Winter1976: 26-36.
"presents the findings of an'opinion survey an disposal of solid waste."
Steinharb, Peter.Mighty, like a furbish lousewort. Audubon, v. 79, May 1977: 121-
125.
"Describes the use of Section 7 of the Endahgered Species Act to haltworks. which encroach on' the critical habitat of endangered species.
Notes attempts to amend the act and divest Section 7 of its authority."
Stone, Christopher D.
Should trees have standin --Toward legal rights for natural. objects.Southern California law review, v. 45, Spring 1972:',450-501.
"Argues for legal rights for natural objects."
. Toward legal rights for natural systems. Presented at Wildlife'Management Institute, 41st North American Wildlife and Natural. ResourcesConference, Washington, D.C. March 21-25, 1976: 31-39.
Strong, Douglas H. and E.S. Rosenfield'.
Ethics or expediency: an environmental question. 'Environmentalaffairs, v. 5, Spring 1976: 255-270.
"Discusses the development of an environmental ethics,after.criticallyexamining the JudeoChristian and the pragmaticutilitarian ethical systemsthat have contribaid to our present difficulties."
'.4,St utzin ,. Godofredo.
,, eShoulewe recognize Nature's claim to legal iights. EnvirOnmintal
policy and law; v. 2, Se. 19,76,: 129. ''
"A presentation in favor."
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Tennessee Valley Authcirity4 Division of Forestry, Fisheries and WildlifeDevelopment.
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Which-6ecies will be endangered? Industrial development v. 146,Sept.-Oct. 1977: 14-18.'
"The,TVA contends that legal interpretations of the Endangered Species`Act are halting development and, disrupting the health of the'Nation." '
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Thoroldi
Environmental impact analysis: the first five years of the NationalEnvironmental Policy Act in the USA. 'Earth law,joUrnal, y. 1, Nov. 1975:355-368.
"After five years and nearly 6,000 impact statements, public and privatesectors confirm the process as worthwile; most experts believe the statements are greatly improved as agenciesstiffen their own guidelines."
Tichenor, Phillip., J. and others,
EnvironmeArInd public opinion. Journal of environmental edUCatiOn,v. 4(4), 1971:18.42.
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Tichencir, Phillip and D.B. WackMan.Mass media and community - public opinion. .American behavioral
Ascientist, v. 16, Mar..4pr. 1973: 593-606."Investigates the extent to'which agreement on 'a partiCular kind of
community issue is related to exposure to different kinds of Mediaontent.",
-Tognacci,LouisN.; R.H. We/gel; M.F. Widen.Environmental quality, how universal is public concern? Environment
and behavior, v. 4, Mar. 1972: 73-86:
Toledano, Ralph de.The excesass)f the professional. environmentalists. National' review
v. 27, Aug. 1975:. 377-878, 899.
Ian Tine, Kenneth G.
Quality of life.and its impact on society. Catalyst for environmentalquality, v. .5(3), "1976: 1B-22.
Viscusi,,W. Kip and R. Zeckhauser,,
Environmental policy chdice under uncertainty. Journal of environ-mental economics and management, v. 3, Aug. 1976: 97-111.
"Thew rkovian:Model; an analysis of reswitching phenomena; the impact --.of budget y constraints on optimal deiision-making."
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Walker; Robert and S. Bayley..
Quantitative assessment of natural values inbenefit-cost analysis'Journal of environmental systems, 7(2),.1977-78: 131-147.
Wengert, Norman.
Citizen participation: practice in search of a theory. Naturalresources journal, v. 16, Jan 1976: 2341.
Public participation in water planning:a critique of.theory,doctrine, and practice. Witer.resources bulletin, v. 7, Feb. 1971:26-32.
Wheeler, R.
The,poIitics of ecology (a viewpoint). International, journal dfenvironmental studies, v._4(3), 1973: 181-187.:
White, Peter T.
Thi& land of ours-how are we using it? NatiOnal geographic maga-zine,:V. 150, July 1976: 20-67.
"A firSt-handi cross-country survey of the diverse ways in whichAmericans use their land and of their conflicting views on .land use.".
Willard, Beatrice E. :
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Are national environmental and economic objectivescompatible?Presented at Wildlife'Management Institute, 41st North American Wildlifeand Natural ResOurces Conference, Washington, D.C. Mar.:21725,1976:591-597.
Young, Richard A.How the public views environmental quality. Pollution engineering,
v. '9, Apr. 1977: 40-42.
A discussion of a January 1977-poll by Opinion Research Corporation.Those surveyed believed it is more important to pay the cost of protectingthe environment than to keep prfces and taxes down and face more pollu-tion, but-favor a degreeof flexibility in the enforcement of standards,and opt for employment opportunities more than reduction in pollution.
Zapf, W.
Polity as a monitor of quality of life. American behavioralscientist, v. 17(5), 1974: 651-675.
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