Federalism and Environmental Policy

Discover the intricate dynamics of environmental policy in the United States with Federalism and Environmental Policy by Denise Scheberle. Published by Georgetown University Press in 2004, this revised and updated second edition spans 224 pages, offering a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced in implementing effective environmental laws.

Scheberle delves into the complexities of federal-state relationships, illustrating how they can either collaborate or conflict in the pursuit of environmental protection. With insightful case studies and observations from both federal and state officials, this book sheds light on the reasons why environmental policies often fall short of their intended goals.

Ideal for students and professionals in political science, public policy, and environmental studies, Federalism and Environmental Policy is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the interplay between different levels of government in shaping effective environmental legislation.