Lynton K. Caldwell Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

Lynton K. Caldwell was a prominent American political scientist known for his pivotal role in creating the 1969 National Environmental Policy Act, the first environmental legislation globally. He graduated from the University of Chicago and spent a significant part of his professional life at Indiana University Bloomington, where he became a tenured professor in 1956 and later served as Professor Emeritus. Caldwell authored or co-authored fifteen books and over 250 scholarly articles in numerous languages. He contributed to various boards and committees as an environmental policy consultant and garnered multiple accolades throughout his career.

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Meaning of the name - Lynton

lynx town, town on the lynx hill

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November 21, 1913 Facts

Generation Group

Lynton K. Caldwell belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Montezuma

Place of Death: Bloomington

Educated At: University of Chicago | Harvard University

Occupation: political scientist | writer

Employers: Indiana University South Bend | University of Oklahoma | Syracuse University | Indiana University Bloomington | University of California, Berkeley | Northwestern University | University of Chicago

Awards Received: Legum Doctor

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Astrology Analysis

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