About this collection

Interdisciplinary in scope and centered on the environmental humanities, this unique, burgeoning selection of articles from academic journals highlights current areas of debate on links between environment and society. It features journals such as Environmental Values, Environment and History, Global Environment, Environmental Humanities, Climate of the Past, International Review of Environmental History, and Conservation & Society.
Showing 586–600 of 1280 results
"Hunting as a Moral Good"
Cahoone, Lawrence 		2009
"Phenomenology and the Problem of Animal Minds"
James, Simon P. 		2009
"Darwin and the Meaning in Life"
Holland, Alan 		2009
Review of From Rainforest to Cane Field in Cuba: An Environmental History since 1492 by Reinaldo Funes Monzote
Hollsten, Laura 		2009
"The Argument from Marginal Cases and the Slippery Slope Objection"
Tanner, Julia K. 		2009
"Visions of Nature in Eastern Europe: A Polish Example"
Hunka, Agnieszka D., Wouter T. de Groot, and Adam Biela 		2009
"On Nature and Power: Interview with Joachim Radkau"
Radkau, Joachim 		2009
"A Critical Assessment of Public Consultations on GMOs in the European Union"
Ahteensuu, Marko, and Helena Siipi 		2009
“Brief Historical Ecology of Northern Portugal during the Holocene”
Pinto, Bruno, Carlos Aguar, and Maria Partidário 		2009
"Editorial" for Global Environment 3
Agnoletti, Mauro, and Gabriella Corona 		2009
"Evaluating the 'Ethical Matrix' as a Radioactive Waste Management Deliberative Decision-Support Tool"
Cotton, Matthew 		2009
"Colonial Geographies of Settlement: Vegetation, Towns, Disease and Well-Being In Aotearoa/New Zealand, 1830s–1930s"
Beattie, James 		01/11/2008
"The Banks Peninsula Forests and Akaroa Cocksfoot: Explaining a New Zealand Forest Transition"
Wood, Vaughan, and Eric Pawson 		01/11/2008
"Environmental Failure, Success and Sustainable Development: The Hauraki Plains Wetlands Through Four Generations of New Zealanders"
Hatvany, Matthew 		01/11/2008
"Forest Conservation and the Reciprocal Timber Trade between New Zealand and New South Wales, 1880s–1920s"
Stubbs, Brett J. 		01/11/2008