Environmental law, policy, and economics : reclaiming the environmental agenda

The origin and nature of evironmental contamination -- The nature and assessment of the harm -- Economics and the environment -- Addressing pollution through the tort system -- Administrative law: the roles of congress, the president, the agencies, and the courts in shaping environmental policy -- Limiting exposure to outdoor air contaminants: the Clean Air Act: Part one: Stationary sources Part two: Mobile sources -- Protection of surface waters, wetlands, and drinking water: the Clean Water Act and Safe Drinking Water Act -- Regulation of hazardous wastes: RCRA, CERCLA, and hazardous waste facility siting -- The right to know: mandatory disclosure of information regarding chemical risks -- Enforcement: encouraging compliance with environmental laws -- Alternative forms of government intervention to promote pollution reduction -- The design and implementation of policies to promote pollution prevention and primary accident prevention -- Epilogue - beyond pollution control and prevention: sustainable development