Environment, Law, and History

I just came across a site by the American Bar Association's Division for Public Education with teaching materials on the history of envi...

The National Security Archive project recently posted "National Security and Climate Change: Behind the U.S. Pursuit of Military Exempt...

The US Library of Congress's online Herencia collection , containing royal decrees, papal bulls, legal opinions, judgments, and royal or...

I've been busy with other things for a while and haven't had a chance to post, but I've just put up the first draft of a list of...

Table IX of the Lex Irnitana – Museo Arqueológico de Sevilla (image: Red Digital de Colecciones de Museos de España, http://ceres.mcu.es)...

Legal Planet recently mentioned the University of Oregon's International Environmental Agreements Database Project . The project has a t...

The website for the book The Republican Reversal: Conservatives and the Environment from Nixon to Trump by James Morton Turner and Andrew C...

A while back Environmental History  carried a review by Daniel Simberloff of Ian Rotherham's Eco-history: An Introduction to Biodiversi...

The always vigilant Rechtsgeschiedenis Blog recently posted on the Oxford Libguide on English legal history , noting that it surprisingly...

Mitra Sharafi recently posted on the digital archive created by her and others at the University of Wisconsin on the 1984 Bhopal disaster...

Brian Tomasovic recently posted the abstract for his article "Soundscape History and Environmental Law in the Supreme Court" , ...

The Library of Congress webpage The Evolution of the Conservation Movement, 1850-1920  has quite a bit of legal material from the period: ...

"General map which shows the status of the mother river Queiles from the Kingdom of Aragon until it enters the terms of Tudela, the d...

The Environmental Law Institute (where years ago I spent a great summer internship as a law student) recently uploaded interviews with 24 p...

Chicago Sanitary & Ship Canal, original Lockport Lock ( American Canal Society ) I recently came across Paul Janicke's website S...

The relationship between trade and the environment is a fraught one; most recently it has been prominent in debates over the proposed Trans-...

King John hunting, from Statutes of England (14th century) Much has been written recently on Magna Carta, now celebrating its 800th ...

At the recent ASEH conference in Washington, DC I attended an interesting panel commemorating Joseph Sax and examining his influence in sev...

Otto Vervaart of the very learned Rechtsgeschiedenis Blog (Legal history with a Dutch view) recently posted "The dog, the cat and the m...

Thanks to the Legal History Blog and Slate 's "The Vault" , I came across "The Roaring Twenties" , a digital histo...