Green Years, 1964-1976

Discover the pivotal era of environmental reform in Green Years, 1964-1976 by Gregg Coodley, published by University Press of Kansas in 2021. This compelling hardback spans 375 pages and provides an in-depth exploration of the legislative, legal, and administrative frameworks that shaped modern environmental protection in the United States.

Coodley narrates a captivating tale of cultural transformation, grassroots activism, and visionary political leadership that culminated in the enactment of significant laws aimed at combating pollution. As the first comprehensive history of this critical period, Green Years highlights the struggles and triumphs that laid the groundwork for the environmental policies we rely on today. Perfect for anyone interested in law, politics, or environmental issues, this book is a must-read for those looking to understand the foundations of America’s environmental movement.