
| The Agenda for a Sustainable America Project |
Praise for Agenda for a Sustainable America
regulations in assessing where we stand in sustainability and what we need to do to meet the challenges of the future. A follow-on to Stumbling toward Sustainability, Agenda is a must-read for the next Congress, as well as America's leaders in business, state and local governments, education, and civil society."
Bing Professor of Population Studies and professor of biological sciences at Stanford University
this work. It is the sector-by-sector primer for what must be done to preserve our grandchildren's rights to the nation they will inherit." Donald Kennedy, President Emeritus of Stanford University
Sustainable America blazes a trail toward environmental progress across a broad spectrum of critical issues. Must reading for the new President--and for all of us."
University
in fulfilling the pledges made at the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, Agenda for a Sustainable America tells us where we should go from here. The book lays out, sector by sector, what is needed to shape a brighter future for the nation and, by extension, the world community. The next administration would be wise to use this as a guide book for its policies."
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| John Dernbach leads Sustaining America, the Agenda for a Sustainable America Project. This project involves sustainability experts from a broad array of disciplines, reviews sustainable development efforts in the United States, and makes recommendations for future action. Three publications have resulted from these efforts. The first, an article in the Environmental Law Reporter, published in 1997, catalogued U.S. progress on Agenda 21 since the 1992 Earth Summit. Five years later, that progress was catalogued more thoroughly for the book Stumbling Toward Sustainability. Most recently, the book Agenda for a Sustainable America (2009) provides the third review of U.S. progress toward sustainability, along with recommendations for more progress. |



| Discover more about Agenda for a Sustainable America (and read an excerpt from the book) at the book's web site: www.agendaforasustainableamerica.com . |
