San Francisco Chronicle: To say that Adam Werbach cultivates controversy is like pointing out that a roll in the grass pleases a dog. Already a budding environmental provocateur as a second-grader in Los Angeles, the young Werbach drew up a petition to get rid of James Watt, Ronald Reagan’s troglodyte Secretary of the Interior, who never met a strip mine he didn’t like. As the precocious 23-year-old president of the Sierra Club, he faced down a board of senior members to implement radical changes to attract a …