The Boston Globe, February 17th, 1992
In a way that is often more personal than rational, there may be as much understanding of the environmental perils now facing this planet among the ordinary people who breathe its air and drink its water as there is among the planners of the Earth Summit, but there are few points of connection between the people and the planners. That gap between planners and people helps to explain why the Earth Summit has yet to register on most Americans' screens. It also reflects the failure of environmentalists to establish the connection between the vigorous and emotionally committed opposition of neighb...
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