MICHAEL S. GREVE is Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Individual Rights in Washington, D.C. He has written and published widely on environmental issues.FRED L. SMITH is Founder and President of the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.

• Introduction: Environmental Politics without Romance by Michael S. Greve Clean Fuels, Dirty Air by Jonathan H. Adler Sacred Cows: The Bovine Somatotropin Controversy by Christopher L. Culp The Coalition for Waste: Private Interests and Superfund by Marc K. Landy and Mary Hague Pollution Deadlines and the Coalition for Failure by R. Shep Melnick Private Enforcement, Private Rewards: How Environmental Citizen Suits Became an Entitlement Program by Michael S. Greve Ozone Layers and Oligopoly Profits by Daniel F. McInnis The Public Interest Movement and American Trade Policy by David Vogel Conclusion: Environmental Policy at the Crossroads by Fred L. Smith, Jr. Selected Bibliography Index

MICHAEL S. GREVE is Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Individual Rights in Washington, D.C. He has written and published widely on environmental issues.FRED L. SMITH is Founder and President of the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.

• Introduction: Environmental Politics without Romance by Michael S. Greve Clean Fuels, Dirty Air by Jonathan H. Adler Sacred Cows: The Bovine Somatotropin Controversy by Christopher L. Culp The Coalition for Waste: Private Interests and Superfund by Marc K. Landy and Mary Hague Pollution Deadlines and the Coalition for Failure by R. Shep Melnick Private Enforcement, Private Rewards: How Environmental Citizen Suits Became an Entitlement Program by Michael S. Greve Ozone Layers and Oligopoly Profits by Daniel F. McInnis The Public Interest Movement and American Trade Policy by David Vogel Conclusion: Environmental Policy at the Crossroads by Fred L. Smith, Jr. Selected Bibliography Index

MICHAEL S. GREVE is Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Individual Rights in Washington, D.C. He has written and published widely on environmental issues.FRED L. SMITH is Founder and President of the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.

• Introduction: Environmental Politics without Romance by Michael S. Greve Clean Fuels, Dirty Air by Jonathan H. Adler Sacred Cows: The Bovine Somatotropin Controversy by Christopher L. Culp The Coalition for Waste: Private Interests and Superfund by Marc K. Landy and Mary Hague Pollution Deadlines and the Coalition for Failure by R. Shep Melnick Private Enforcement, Private Rewards: How Environmental Citizen Suits Became an Entitlement Program by Michael S. Greve Ozone Layers and Oligopoly Profits by Daniel F. McInnis The Public Interest Movement and American Trade Policy by David Vogel Conclusion: Environmental Policy at the Crossroads by Fred L. Smith, Jr. Selected Bibliography Index