GLIN==> review of "Evolution of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement"

["Dave Dempsey" <davedem@hotmail.com>]

An excellent review of this new book by Lee Botts and Paul Muldoon is now 
available on line at the website of the Lansing City Pulse:

http://lansingcitypulse.com/060215/literature/index.asp

Even the new push for Great Lakes cleanup measures is giving short shrift to 
the binational treaty that got the Lakes back on their feet in the ?70s. If 
there were no treaty, the authors ask in a rare show of emotion, ?would 
there be a Great Lakes community of environmentalists, scientists, industry 
and governments at every level working together peacefully toward the same 
goals and objectives? And how would they know what to do??

?This is not the time to start from scratch,? they implore. Their argument 
for a ?renewed and strengthened? binational agreement is a sober, 
heavyweight contribution to a debate that is bound to grow more passionate 
and urgent in the coming years.


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