Includes bibliographical references (p. 281-322) and index.
Contents
The fish that might save Seattle -- All the forces of nature are on their side : -- The work which nature had left undone : the unraveling of the mixed world -- The imagination and creative energy of the engineer : making private property on the waterfront commons -- Out of harmony with the wild beauty of the natural woods : artistry versue utility in Seattle's olmsted parks -- Above the weary cares of life : the benefits and high social price of outdoor leisure -- Junk-yard for human junk : the unnatural ecology of urban poverty -- Death for a tired old river : ecological restoration and environmental inequity in postwar Seattle -- Masses of self-centered people : salmon and the limits of ecotopia in Emerald city -- The geography of hope : toward an ethic of place and a city of justice.