mr. brower ever take an interest as an environmental lapel?thank you. >> i think the locomotive that drove him was wilderness and that was how he started and i think that gave him -- that's what he cared about he was very quick to give them is that feathers issues, but he quickly regarded environmental. it is nuclear proliferation. he was very quick -- he brought a lot of different themes into this movement. he mentored and smart farming and so i think he was. he was interested in all these things, all these aspects. >> this is your exercise >> this is your exercise program. >> the young people, i would wonder if you had a 20-year-old, the new millennial. are they embracing the same view for a different view, or do you have a read on the really people? there seems to be something new and exciting they are doing. i wonder if you might have an eye as to how attracts with you are viewing of the movement from its beginning. how is that changed at all? >> there's a lot of people and train young doing great stuff. one of the things i thought of righ

mr. brower, are you an engineer. and he said no, sir, i am an editor. that encapsulate quite a lot about it. he went on to explain that as an editor at the university of california press, just down the way, in fact, very near to where we are right now, the original press in those days anyway. he explained that you are trained to be skeptical and look for things in the manuscript and try to find the weaknesses and ask the questions and point out the contradictions and so on. while trying to make it better. not trying to fight with the authors, but hope the authors and take them at their story. he did that about everything. he would take stuff at face value, he wanted to investigate and understand and analyze and see if what was being sold was the whole story. and this broadened, it started off as a sierra club mountain games and stuff and moved by supersonic transport when we got kicked out of this year -- the sierra club, we push the horizons of the environment movement wider. nuclear power came to be examined and found to be wanting, and you could go o

mr. brower, are you an engineer? and he said no, sir, i am an editor.and that to encapsulate quite a lot about dave. he went on to explain to an editor at the university of california press just on the way in fact very near to where we are, the original price i think in those days anyway, he explained that you are trained to be skeptical into the precise spot in a manuscript and try to find the weaknesses and asked the questions and point out the contradictions and so on, all trying to make it better. i mean, they are not trained to fight with the authors, which are trained to help the authors and tighten up their story. he did that about everything. he wouldn't take steps at face value. he wanted to investigate and understand and analyze and see if what was being sold was the whole story. this broadened. it started as dams and stuff and move to the supersonic transport. when we got kicked out of the sierra club and started friends of years, the today's broadened rapidly in sort of pushed their horizons at the environmental movement wider at nuclear pow