Canadian Environmental Policy: Ecosystems, Politics, and Process

This collection of essays describe and explain what they believe to be the character and significance of the politics and processes that underlie policy-making on the environment. The book focuses on government, explores the impact of pressure groups, analyzes the response of the party system to environmental questions and shifts of public opinion and values. It concludes with a discussion of Canadian-American relations and a comparatively based assessment of Canadian environmental policy performance.