The Environmental Policy Paradox
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The Environmental Policy Paradox

by Zachary A. Smith

Environmental Science public policy
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The Environmental Policy Paradox explores the tensions at the heart of environmental policymaking. By focusing on the competing priorities that shape public decisions, Zachary A. Smith presents a concise resource for readers interested in environmental studies, politics, and the challenges of balancing policy goals.

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The Environmental Policy Paradox focuses on the relationship between environmental concerns and public policy.

Its subject is the tension between environmental goals and the competing priorities that influence policy decisions.

The book provides a focused resource for readers studying environmental policy and political decision-making.

It may be useful to students and general readers seeking an introduction to the challenges of environmental governance.

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