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ISBN13: 9780976658344 |
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Known in policy circles as the "wise-use"doctrine, the theory is startling enough in implication, but even more chilling in practice-some officials say the Bush administration did not sign the Kyoto Accord on fighting global warming because it was "against God's prophecies."
And as Hendricks investigates the Dominion Theologists'power within the government and profiles some of its leading proponents, she reveals where their funding comes from and charts their regular intersection with the mining and logging industries, real estate developers, off-road vehicle manufacturers, and even The Walt Disney Company. She also tells the often frightening story of those people who dare to resist their policies-for example, the retiree who challenged the destruction of a national forest near her home only to have her life threatened.
Divine Destructionis, in short, an in-depth look at the radical remaking of American environmental policy already underway-in terrifying secret.
Stephenie Hendricksis an Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist with a 35-year career working for mainstream and progressive media. She has worked for ABC Radio, CBS TV San Francisco, and is currently a Pacifica Radio producer.
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Product Details
- ISBN:
- 9780976658344
- Subtitle:
- Wise Use, Dominion Theology, and the Making of American Environmental Policy
- Author:
- Publisher:
- Melville House Publishing
- Subject:
- United States - 20th Century
- Subject:
- Conspiracy & Scandal Investigations
- Subject:
- Religion, Politics & State
- Subject:
- Environmental Conservation & Protection - General
- Series:
- Melville Manifestos
- Publication Date:
- September 2005
- Binding:
- Paperback
- Grade Level:
- General/trade
- Language:
- English
- Pages:
- 140
- Dimensions:
- 6.28x5.24x.43 in. .28 lbs.











