Huey D. Johnson is the founder and president of the Resource Renewal Institute in San Francisco.

“In drawing on his environmental policymaking in California and his work with the Dutch and New Zealand governments, Huey Johnson has, in effect, given us an environmental `how to’ book for officials at all levels of government.”—Lester Brown, president of the Earth Policy Institute|“A balanced, well-written argument for a mutually beneficial plan for enabling sustainable [industrial] development while protecting environmental quality.”—Choice|“Persuasive and urgent.”—Review of European Community and International Environmental Law|“This book is quite informative. It would be useful for anyone seeking (detailed) knowledge about designing a `greenprint for sustainability.’ The more technical emphasis, in combination with a case-study approach, makes it quite suitable for public officials, such as environmental planners/managers, and for beginning students of environmental policy. . . . This is a welcome addition to the literature relating to the operationalisation and implementation of the concept of sustainability.”—Environmental Politics

• Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Defining the Problem and Its Solution Chapter 1: A Commitment to Change Chapter 2: Sustainability: A Modern Odyssesy Chapter 3: Health Plus Environment Equals Security Chapter 4: A Green Plans Predecessor: California's Investing for Prosperity Program Part II: Assessing Green Plans in Action Chapter 5: The Netherlands Chapter 6: New Zealand Chapter 7: Towards A Sustainable Singapore Chapter 8: European Union Environmental Policy Afterward to the Third Edition