Environment, Law, and History

Sorry for the slow pace of postings - no, I haven't been hitting the Madeira; I'm in the middle of a heavy semester teaching-wise, a...

Yesterday's This Day in Water History had the following (apparently originally from here ): Baltimore was one of the last major citie...

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

This week's addition to the digital library of historical environmental law is Thomas Baker's  The Laws Relating to Salmon Fisherie...

Last August's Environment and History  had an article by Michele Campopiano, "Cooperation and Private Enterprise in Water Managemen...

Michael Wise reviewed Miles Powell's Vanishing America: Species Extinction, Racial Peril, and the Origins of Conservation (Harvard UP, 2...

This weeks addition to the digital library of historical environmental law is Joshua Toulmin Smith's  The Laws of England Relating to P...

October's Environmental History  had a review by Erik Loomis of Adam Tompkins's  Ghostworkers and Greens: The Cooperative Campaigns ...

Ecology Law Quarterly  recently published a student note by Emma Hamilton, "A Relic of the Past or the Future of Environmental Crimin...

In the common-law world, historical and legal argument are frequently intertwined, a phenomenon reflected in the title of this week's ad...