This accessible book explains the complexities of key environmental laws and how they can be used to protect our national parks. It includes discussions of successful and unsuccessful attempts to use the laws and how the courts have interpreted them.
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National parks face encroachment from park visitors and concessionaires, from mining interests, and from development activities on adjacent lands. Ironically, the latter often involves multiple federal agenciesNational Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Forest Service. Laws exist to protect the parks but political pressures and naivete about the use of those laws have been impediments to enlightened management policies. Here 18 environmental and legal scholars review those laws and how they can be used; many of them advocate a more independent Park Service. This volume could be instrumental in leading park management into the next century. Recommended. James R. Karr, VPISU, Blacksburg, Va.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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