The Making of a Conservative Environmentalist: With Reflections on Government, Industry, Scientists, the Media, Education, Economic Growth, the ... and the Sunsetting of Toxic Chemicals Book

[Durnils attack on chlorine is] one of the single boldest environmental policy ideas of the 1990 s . . . The message is that if someone as conventional and as conservative as Mr. Durnil can latch on to one of the great social transformations of the American century, then so can every other Republican in the country. The New York Times Book Review This is a serious, thoughtful book. If they would read it, the phoney conservatives now performing in the center ring in Congress might be shamed into mending their ways. Village Voice Literary Supplement An engaging and thought-provoking memoir from a political conservative whose environmental consciousness was raised during a stint as co-head of a watchdog agency. . . . Uncommonly sensible and heartfelt perspectives on being green, from a concerned citizen for whom environmentalism has become a matter of enlightened self-interest. Kirkus ReviewsRead More