Greener Politics
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The Times is to be congratulated for choosing to begin the new decade with Robert Gottlieb’s excellent column on the environmental consequences of ending the Cold War (“An Opportunity for Greener Politics,” Op-Ed Page, Jan. 1).
I strongly suspect that when historians look back on the 1980s, they will see in the emergence of Germany’s Greens the color of “Peace on Earth” during the 21st Century.
AUSTIN GALLAHER
Pacific Beach
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