ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

Front Cover

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Note from the Editors

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Stephen BrainMark HerseyFraser LivingstonElizabeth Blum

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Michael T. Karp, Raising the Redwood Curtain: Labor Landscapes and Community Violence in a Pacific Littoral

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Paul G. NauertEastern Oregon University

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Linda Nash’s Balancing Act

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Neil M. MaherNew Jersey Institute of Technology

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Tony Gilroy, Andor

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Christopher SellersStony Brook University

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Patricia Seed, Sails and Shadows: How the Portuguese Opened the Atlantic and Launched the Slave Trade

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Ryan FontanillaThe Ohio State University

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Back Matter

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Bringing an Engineer’s Mindset to Writing and Teaching Environmental History

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Erika M. BsumekUniversity of Texas, Austin

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Bodies of Knowledge: Sensitiveness, Idiosyncrasy, and Public Health

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Melanie A. KiechleVirginia Tech

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David D. Schmidt, San Francisco Bay Area: An Environmental History

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Nancy Lee WilkinsonSchool of the Environment, San Francisco State University

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Robert N. Spengler III, Nature’s Greatest Success: How Plants Evolved to Exploit Humanity

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Willa BlevinsFordham University

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Dona Brown, Hill Farms: Surviving Modern Times in Early Twentieth-Century Vermont

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Jill MudgettHazen Union School, Community College of Vermont

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Still Inescapable: Vulnerability, Toxicity, and the Legacies of Linda Nash’s Ecologies

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Elaine LaFayAmy HayRutgers UniversityUniversity of Texas Rio Grande Valley

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Inescapable but Not Inevitable Ecologies

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Adam RomeroUniversity of Washington Bothell

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Front Matter

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Sunil Amrith, The Burning Earth: A History

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Paul SutterUniversity of Colorado Boulder

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New Scholarship

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Inescapably Black: Migration, Health, and Environment in the Central Valley

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Ijeoma KolaUniversity of Notre Dame

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On Memory and Morphology: Field Notes from Tokyo’s Arboreal Archive of Wartime Destruction

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David FedmanUniversity of California, Irvine

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Mandarin of the Ecological Modern: Hassan Fathy, Nature, and the Postcolonial African City

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Robert M. RouphailUniversity of Iowa

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The Burning Earth: Paul Sutter in Conversation with Sunil Amrith

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Paul SutterSunil AmrithUniversity of Colorado BoulderYale University

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Distilling the Forest: Wood Alcohol and Industrial Chemistry in the Early Twentieth Century

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Sarah MittlefehldtNorthern Michigan University

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Living Among the Logwood: Maya Forests, Liminal Amphibians, and Quotidian Connectivities in the Laguna de Términos, 1667–1717

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Scott DoeblerUniversity of Wyoming

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“A Good Tree Is a Fast-Growing Tree”: South Korea’s Reforestation in the 1950s and the Making of Cold War Ecology in East Asia

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Jaeyoung Ha

Environmental History, Ahead of Print.

The Englishman Looks at His Food: Infographics, Nature, and Global Order at the End of Empire

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Alma Igra

Environmental History, Ahead of Print.

Michael Mascarenhas, Toxic Water, Toxic System: Environmental Racism and Michigan’s Water War

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Gregory Wilson

Environmental History, Volume 31, Issue 1 , Page 203-204, January 2026.

Note from the Editors

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Degrowth and Labor: The Human Cost of the Great Acceleration in Postwar Italy

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Stefania Barca

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Jared Farmer, Elderflora: A Modern History of Ancient Trees

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Daniel Lewis

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Cheng Li, Contested Environmentalisms: Trees and the Making of Modern China

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Ruisheng Zhang

Environmental History, Volume 31, Issue 1 , Page 201-202, January 2026.