All over the world, humanity is finally coming to an §understanding of the importance of "sustainability". §However, largely, a gap remains in this movement. §What''s missing from this necessary work is social §justice applied to solving the world s environmental §problems. Holistic Sustainable Land-Use Policy will §fill in this gap, and make up for where traditional §environmentalism has failed. §Through a critical examination of a proposed ski §area expansion plan near Flagstaff, Arizona, the §merits of Holistic Sustainable Land-Use policy are §illuminated. §In a case study pitting Native American Tribes and §environmentalists against the US Forest Service and §for-profit business owners, in-depth research yields §facts to show what s going on in this multifaceted §conflict, as well as how this case can provide a §model for sustainable land-use policy to go forward §in the 21st century.