Environmental law books

Dave Owen at Environmental Law Prof Blog recently compiled a list of books on environmental law recommended by other professors for incoming law students with an interest in the field. The results are all histories in one way or another:

1. The favorite: Jonathan Harr's A Civil Action.
2. The storytellers: Zyg Plater's The Snail Darter and the Dam: How Pork-Barrel Politics Endangered a Little Fish and Killed a River and Oliver Houck's Taking Back Eden: Eight Environmental Cases that Changed the World.
3. Houck's and Richard Lazarus's Environmental Law Stories.
4. Lazarus's The Making of Environmental Law.
5. Gerald Stern's The Buffalo Creek Disaster.

This is obviously a very American list and one with a very recent focus. Anyone have any other suggestions?