Environment, Law, and History

Dan Ernst at the Legal History Blog has this post : A Sand County Almanac  was a big book for me as an adolescent, so I’m especially happy...

As noted here last month , Joel Tarr presented a very interesting paper on the regulation of natural gas drilling in nineteenth-century Penn...

SSRN has "Recovering from the Recovery Narrative: On Glocalism, Green Jobs and Cyborg Civilization" , another paper from Michael B...

Michael Blumm and Mary Wood have posted Chapter 1 of their forthcoming  The Public Trust Doctrine in Environmental and Natural Resources La...

Paul Finkelman has posted to SSRN "Why Water Rights Was Never a 'Right': Historical Perspectives on American Water Law" . ...

Thomas Jundt reviews Sarah Elkind's How Local Politics Shape Federal Policy: Business, Power, and the  Environment in Twentieth-Century...

The  New York Times website has a new video,  "Wild Horses: No Home on the Range" , which explores the unintended environmental co...

As noted here last Friday , Paul Sutter's recent JAH  essay on the state of American environmental history lacks any mention at all of l...

With all the recent posts on the rule of capture , equitable apportionment , and the like, readers may be interested in  Douglas Harris'...

The latest Journal of American History has a "state of the field" essay, with an accompanying series of responses, on American en...