Introduction / David M. Driesen -- I. The Neoliberal Model's Contribution to U.S. Failure to Address Climate Change -- 1. The United States' Failure to Act / Robert L. Glicksman -- 2. Dirty Energy Policy / Joseph P. Tomain -- 3. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Change: Where It Goes Wrong / Frank Ackerman -- 4. Anatomy of Industry Resistance to Climate Change: A Familiar Litany / Robert L. Glicksman -- 5. The Abandonment of Justice / Amy Sinden -- 6. Neoliberal Instrument Choice / David M. Driesen -- II. Moving Forward -- 7. Collective and Individual Duties to Address Global Warming / Carl Cranor -- 8. Embracing a Precautionary Approach to Climate Change / John S. Applegate -- 9. Climate Change, Human Health, and the Post-Cautionary Principle / Lisa Heinzerling -- 10. The Cost of Greenhouse Gas Reductions / Thomas O. McGarity -- 11. Toward Distributional Justice / Carl Cranor -- 12. Toward Sustainable Technology / David M. Driesen -- 13. Adaptation, Economics, and Justice / Robert R. M. Verchick -- Conclusion: Toward a Fresh Start / David M. Driesen.
