MASTERING BOSTON HARBOR: COURTS, DOLPHINS AND IMPORTED WATERS

摘要

The clean-up of Boston Harbor may not sound like the usual housing or community development story, but this book is about much more than sewerage control. If reveals how the total failure of local public agencies to address a substantial regiona community development, public health, and quality of life problem was addressed successfully through court intervention. Professor Charles Haar, who was the court-appointed master in the Boston Harbor case, provides a unique inside view of this sequence of events.