Series Foreword -- Preface -- Contributors -- I - Introduction -- 1 - Analyzing the Role of Business in Environmental Policy -- II - Agenda Setting: Public Opinion, the Media, and Elections -- 2 - Framing ANWR: Citizens, Consumers, and the Privileged Position of Business -- 3 - Business, Elections, and the Environment -- III - Policy Formulation and Adoption: The U.S. Congress -- 4 - Deep Freeze: How Business Has Shaped the Global Warming Debate in Congress -- 5 - Congress and Clean Air Policy -- IV - Policy Implementation in Administrative Agencies -- 6 - Businesses and the Environment: Influencing Agency Policymaking -- 7 - Business Interests and Information in Environmental Rulemaking -- V - Policy Intervention through the Courts -- 8 - Business and Environmental Policy in the Federal Courts -- 9 - Industry's Use of the Courts -- VI - Policymaking at the State and Local Level -- 10 - Business Influence in State-Level Environmental Policy -- 11 - Local Business and Environmental Policies in Cities -- VII - Overview and Implications for the Future -- 12 - Conclusions: The Influence of Business on Environmental Politics and Policy -- Index.