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Let the People Judge: Wise Use And The Private Property Rights Movement
By Grant Ferrier, Suzanne Iudicello, Jack Archer and
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"One of the mserious challenges to environmentalism that has emerged in the 1990s is the so-called Wise Use movement. While operating under the guise of an independmovemof small landowners, it is in reality a backlash against environmental protection measures, funded and organized by corporations with a vested interest in preventing further environmental gains. Let the People Judge collects the writings of a wide range of thinkers on the Wise Use movemand the controversies that fuel the Wise Use debate.
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