Miscellaneous Reference

The Return of the Wolf to Yellowstone by Thomas McNamee - With the passage of time, the world is a safer place for the beleaguered wolf, so that, when the Interior Department conducted hearings on whether the wolf should be reintroduced to Yellowstone, some 160,000 letters came pouring in to Washington from across the country--the largest official citizen response to any federal action in history. Even so, the reintroduction effort was not without its divisive politics, and environmentalists squared off against so-called Wise Use movement activists in court and on the streets. McNamee tells this story knowingly and very well.

Ecologically Based Municipal Land Use Planning,
by William B Honachefsky - an innovative publication on land use planning which is being used in sixteen countries, many universities and municipalities worldwide.

The Consumer's Guide to Effective Environmental Choices: Practical Advice from the Union of Concerned Scientists
by Michael Brower and Warren Leon.

The Mammal in the Mirror by David P. Barash, Ilona A. Barash

Greenhouse: The 200-Year Story of Global Warming by Gale E. Christianson

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