In a Dark Wood: A Critical History of the Fight Over Forests - Tapa blanda

-A gripping story.- --New York Times -A must-read for those who care about the environment.- --Wall Street Journal -If you walk in the woods, read this book. It will open your eyes to what you're actually seeing.- --Men's Journal -Fascinating reading, impeccably researched, and powerful.- --Kirkus Reviews -The single most profound--and alarming--book in three decades of environmental literature.- --Orange County Register -Anyone who wants to know why environmentalism has taken such an extreme turn in the past twenty-five years should read Alston Chase's account of the capture of the U.S. environmental movement. But the book has a much broader sweep. . . . In a Dark Wood should therefore appeal to the thoughtful liberals and conservatives alike.- --Robert W. Crandall, The Brookings Institute "A gripping story." --New York Times "A must-read for those who care about the environment." --Wall Street Journal "If you walk in the woods, read this book. It will open your eyes to what you're actually seeing." --Men's Journal "Fascinating reading, impeccably researched, and powerful." --Kirkus Reviews "The single most profound--and alarming--book in three decades of environmental literature." --Orange County Register "Anyone who wants to know why environmentalism has taken such an extreme turn in the past twenty-five years should read Alston Chase's account of the capture of the U.S. environmental movement. But the book has a much broader sweep. . . . In a Dark Wood should therefore appeal to the thoughtful liberals and conservatives alike." --Robert W. Crandall, The Brookings Institute "A gripping story." --New York Times "A must-read for those who care about the environment." --Wall Street Journal "If you walk in the woods, read this book. It will open your eyes to what you're actually seeing." --Men's Journal "Fascinating reading, impeccably researched, and powerful." --Kirkus Reviews "The single most profound--and alarming--book in three decades of environmental literature." --Orange County Register "Anyone who wants to know why environmentalism has taken such an extreme turn in the past twenty-five years should read Alston Chase's account of the capture of the U.S. environmental movement. But the book has a much broader sweep. . . . In a Dark Wood should therefore appeal to the thoughtful liberals and conservatives alike." --Robert W. Crandall, The Brookings Institute "A gripping story." --"New York Times" "A must-read for those who care about the environment." --"Wall Street Journal" "If you walk in the woods, read this book. It will open your eyes to what you're actually seeing." --"Men's Journal" "Fascinating reading, impeccably researched, and powerful." --"Kirkus Reviews" "The single most profound--and alarming--book in three decades of environmental literature." --"Orange County Register" "A gripping story." --"New York Times" "A must-read for those who care about the environment." --"Wall Street Journal" "If you walk in the woods, read this book. It will open your eyes to what you're actually seeing." --"Men's Journal" "Fascinating reading, impeccably researched, and powerful." --"Kirkus Reviews" "The single most profound--and alarming--book in three decades of environmental literature." --"Orange County Register"