Administrative Rationalism ______________________ “Command & Control Regulation”

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Administrative Rationalism ______________________ “Command & Control Regulation”

Managerial Model Environmental problems are fundamentally “technical in nature”  problems can be segmented and dealt with piecemeal: air, water, solid waste, pesticides, land use, endangered species, etc. We can distinguish between technical and political issues in policy-making A professionalized bureaucracy will be politically neutral and produce the best public policy decisions  Based on scientific problem-solving

Forms of Government Action

Command & Control Regulation Industry = polluting enemy Government must protect the public Government agencies are captured by industry   Congress to create laws mandating action Create legal mechanisms to ensure enforcement  Create a new agency dedicated to the environment

“Command & Control” Regulation Government sets standards  Performance & technological standards There are “safe” levels of pollutants & environmental damage Government compels compliance via law  Non-compliance is a crime Government monitors compliance Government enforces rules

National Environmental Policy Act (1969) All Federal agencies must submit EIS  Scientific-technical review of projects  Allows legal challenges for compliance Creates CEQ  3 member panel appointed by President

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