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Federalism and Environmental Policy - Trust and the Politics of Implementation, Second Edition, Revised and Updated (Paperback, Second Edition, Revised and Updated)
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Federalism and Environmental Policy - Trust and the Politics of Implementation, Second Edition, Revised and Updated (Paperback, Second Edition, Revised and Updated)
Series: American Governance and Public Policy series
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This book explores the complex web of federal-state working
relationships and their effect on the implementation of
environmental policies. Scheberle develops an analytical framework
to help understand the interactions among the federal agencies--the
Office of Surface Mining (Department of the Interior) and the
central and regional EPA offices--and state environmental
officials. This book is unusual in that it looks at the
implementation, at the extent to which the state and federal
offices work together effectively, and not just the content of
environmental policies. The four cases are asbestos (updated to
include the fallout from the WTC), surface coal mining, drinking
water, and radon. The material on the wellhead protection program
has been deleted to keep the size of the book down. Since the first
edition was published, there have been some major developments in
the implementation of environmental policy. One is the devolution
of environmental policy to states in the 1990s (as with so many
other policy areas). There were also two new major directives that
changed federal-state interactions, the National Environmental
Performance Partnership System (NEPPS) for the EPA (1996) and the
new oversight policy for the Office of Surface Mining, the REG-8
directive of 1997. Her conceptual framework now includes two new
elements, refocusing events and implementation energizers. This
revised edition has been extensively updated--Scheberle says that
hardly a paragraph has remained unchanged. She has re-interviewed
and surveyed the officials (or their replacements) who provided
information for the first edition, and she compares their previous
and current attitudes and opinions about state-federal working
relationships.
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