Who S Who 20 For The Future
Traditionally, environmentalists pursue a policy of polarization-no negotiation with the enemy. “Cumulatively the movement is interested in shutting down the timber industry,” says Portland-based activist Randal O’Toole. But a whiff of conciliation is in the air. O’Toole, 38, thinks polarization is as outdated as perestroika. By realistically analyzing budgets on both sides, he says, “We can have all the environmental amenities, and all the timber we want.” Some environmentalists are bypassing rhetoric for direct contact....