Greenspeak: Fifty Years of Environmental Muckraking and Advocacy

Michael Frome's speeches, spanning from 1963 to 2001, provide a compelling overview of the American environmental movement during a pivotal era. As a passionate advocate for conservation, he addresses major issues such as wildlife protection, public land misuse, and the impact of pollution, all while critiquing political and corporate influences. His insights into key events and figures in environmental history are paired with calls for more engaged journalism. Through these talks, Frome emphasizes the importance of remembering past struggles to inspire future advocacy for nature.