The book "What Environmentalists Need to Know About Economics" offers a comprehensive analysis of the economic aspects that are crucial for understanding environmental issues. It provides a framework that allows readers to consider environmental questions in an informed and thoughtful manner. By examining incentives, property rights, market failures, and the fundamentals of supply and demand, it demonstrates how economic principles can contribute to solving complex ecological challenges. The book is easy to understand and includes numerous real-world examples that illustrate the theoretical concepts. It is aimed at students, environmental organizations, and policymakers, serving as a valuable resource for understanding economists' perspectives on environmental problems and their solutions.