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Anderson and his contributors boldly confront specific environmental laws, asking whether they were motivated by environmental or strictly political concerns, whether they achieve their goals, whether they are cost-effective and whether they generate effective or perverse results.

Since then-secretary of state Warren Christopher's announcement in 1996 of an increased emphasis on environmental issues in U.S. foreign affairs, the "green" hand of foreign policy has become a threat to national sovereignty without the offsetting benefit of improved environmental quality. This collection of essays takes a hard look at how environmental concerns have come to help determine U.S. foreign policy--and the dangers that this poses t...