The editors at the New Criterion have a good question for protest-minded environmentalists:

But what we wish to know is, why are they so selective in their exhibition of outrage? A logging camp in Maine or the Pacific Northwest gets the full Green treatment: demonstrations, press conferences, sabotage. But what about a major university press whose activities darken hundreds of acres of wood pulp for no good reason?

Their target is the execrable Cambridge History of Twentieth-Century English Literature which is filled with errors and marked by omissions.

A good read. And don't miss the blunt assessment of Andrea Dworkin's intellect at the bottom of the page. Ouch.