Environment, Law, and History

H-Environment recently published Zachary Bennett's review of Erik Reardon's Managing the River Commons: Fishing and New England'...

The upcoming issue of Environment and History has an interesting, extended  review by Thomas Le Roux (translated from the original French  ...

The latest issue of Environmental History  has an article by Evan Hepler-Smith, "Molecular Bureaucracy: Toxicological Information and E...

January's Environmental History  has a review by Leif Fredrickson of Michael Mix's  Leaded: The Poisoning of Idaho’s Silver Valley ...

Following up last week's post on Michael Lobban's piece on the British Rivers Pollution Prevention Act, 1876 , the second work to be...

More on working-class environmentalism and the law (see, most recently, here ): Jacobin  recently ran a piece by Connor Kilpatrick claiming ...

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company’s Campbell Works, Youngstown, Ohio (c. 1960) Ohio Valley History  recently published Allen Dieterich-W...

This Day in Water History recently posted the following: December 18, 1913: Municipal Journal article—To Prevent Fox River Pollution. “G...

Following Part III of this series , featuring the French Impressionists and Oscar Wilde, we move on to the twentieth century. Franz...

Following Part II of this series , I continue the discussion of art and the conditions of environmental law as seen in the work of the Frenc...

Sarnia Chemical Valley, Ontario ( by P199 ) Last year we noted an article on American labor organizations and environmental regulation;...

Michael Livermore and Richard Revesz recently posted "Interest Groups and Environmental Policy: Inconsistent Positions and Missed Oppor...