The Failure of Environmental Education (And How We Can Fix It). Charles Saylan

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      Industry and special interests do not waver in their resistance to environmental regulation and change. They collectively avail themselves of all weapons in the arsenal to hold power and influence, including retaining expensive and influential lobbyists and funding large political campaign contributions, to name only two of their highly effective strategies. And they are winning the fight so far, by maintaining a unity of purpose that ought to serve as a methodological role model for the environmental community. Failure to work together effectively toward a common goal gives those opposed to change a significant advantage and pushes any possibility of success further into the future.