Recent Scholarship
Environment and Natural Resources
Benac, David, “Whose Forest Is This?: Hillfolk, Industrialists, and Government in the Ozarks,” Missouri Historical Review, 101 (Oct. 2006), 17–35.
Bragg, Don C., “A Taste of Sowbelly and Saleratus Biscuit: Gifford Pinchot’s Arkansas Adventure,” Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 65 (Autumn 2006), 274–89.
Brooks, Karl, “Environmental History as Kansas History,” Kansas History, 29 (Summer 2006), 116–31.
Colten, Craig E., “Contesting Pollution in Dixie: The Case of Corney Creek,” Journal of Southern History, 72 (Aug. 2006), 605–34.
Ebright, Malcolm, “‘Whiskey is for Drinking, Water is for Fighting’: Water Allocation in Territorial New Mexico,” New Mexico Historical Review, 81 (Summer 2006), 249–98.
Hamlin, Christopher, and John T. McGreevy, “The Greening of America, Catholic Style, 1930–1950,” Environmental History, 11 (July 2006), 464–99.
Ingram, Annie Merrill, “Victorian Flower Power: America’s Floral Women in the Nineteenth Century,” Common-Place, 7 (Oct. 2006) http://www.common-place.org.
Kinsey, Darin, “‘Seeding the Water as the Earth’: The Epicenter and Peripheries of a Western Aquacultural Revolution,” Environmental History, 11 (July 2006), 527–66.
Moore, Sarah, “Forgotten Roots of the Green City: Subsistence Gardening in Columbus, Ohio, 1900–1940,” Urban Geography, 27 (Feb.–March 2006), 174–92.
Pralle, Sarah, “‘I’m Changing the Climate, Ask Me How!: The Politics of the Anti-SUV Campaign,” Political Science Quarterly, 121 (Fall 2006), 397–423.
Rome, Adam, “‘Political Hermaphrodites’: Gender and Environmental Reform in Progressive America,” Environmental History, 11 (July 2006), 440–63.
Way, Albert, “Burned to Be Wild: Harold Stoddard and the Roots of Ecological Conservation in the Southern Longleaf Pine Forest,” Environmental History, 11 (July 2006), 500–26.
Wishart, David J., “Natural Areas, Regions, and Two Centuries of Environmental Change on the Great Plains,” Great Plains Quarterly, 26 (Summer 2006), 147–65.
Kinkela, David, “Pesticides, Politics, and the Dilemmas of Regulation: ddt and the Itnernational Cotnext of U.S. Environmentalism, 1943–1982” (New York University, 2005). Order No. DA3195461.
Madrigal, Anthony Louis, “Reclaiming Cultural Sovereignty: Tribal Environmental Programs at Cahuilla and Twenty-Nine Palms” (University of California, Riverside, 2005). Order No. DA3204017.
Robertson, Thomas B., “The Population Bomb: Population Growth, Globalization, and American Environmentalism, 1945–1980” (University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2005). Order No. DA3200136.
Sanders, Jeffrey Craig, “Inventing Ecotopia: Nature, Culture, and Urbanism in Seattle, 1960–2000” (University of New Mexico, 2005). Order No. DA3201659.
Barber, Katrine, Death of Celilo Falls. (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2005. xii, 258 pp. Paper, $22.50, isbn 0-295-98546-1.)
Weidensaul, Scott, Return to Wild America: A Yearlong Search for the Continent’s Natural Soul. (New York: North Point, 2006. xx, 394 pp. Paper, $15.00, isbn 978-0-86547-688-2.)
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