Environment, Law, and History

from  Livre de la Chasse Moving from forests in Mexico to English forests, the latest issue of the William & Mary Bill of Rights Jou...

After recent discussions of  forests and revolution  in France, we now turn to a similar topic in Mexico. H-LatAm recently posted  Timothy...

Though conservatism is today associated with anti-environmentalism (a trend with an interesting history ); see also here and here ), a grow...

A recent issue of Environment and History  has an article connecting issues of conservation and race, Harald Witt's  "Indigenous Tr...

As environmentalists deliberate the extent to which the courts can be used to stymie the anti-environmental agenda of the current American r...

The latest issue of Water International  published an article by Marco Verweij, "The remarkable restoration of the Rhine: plural rati...

All history may be contemporary history, but yesterday's post  had present concerns front and center. Continuing the trend, today's ...

With great timing, the latest Environmental History has a  review by Sterling Evans of John Hultgren's Border Walls Gone Green:  Nature ...

The Canadian Geographer  recently published Jamie Benidickson's "From boundary waters to watersheds: Legal change and the geography...

Ralco dam & hydroelectric plant, Veoverde Carl Bauer and Luis Catalán recently posted  “Water, law, and development in Chile/Califor...