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Miles Alexander Powell, ‘Singapore’s Lost Coast: Land Reclamation, National Development, and the Erasure of Human and Ecological Communities, 1822-Present’ accepted 31-05-2019
Xiangli Ding, ‘“The Yellow River Comes from Our Hands ”: Silt, Hydroelectricity, and the Sanmenxia Dam, 1929-1973’ accepted 05-07-2019
Camilla Mørk Røstvik, ‘“Do Not Flush Feminine Products!” The Environmental History, Biohazards and Norms Contained in the UK Sanitary Bin Industry 1960-2020’ accepted 05-07-2019
Terence Young, Alan MacEachern, Lary Dilsaver, ‘Canada-US Cooperation: From Continental Competitors to Global Partners’ accepted 05-07-2019
Maria Daniela Rivarola, Daniel Simberloff, Christy Leppanen, ‘History of Protected Areas in Argentina: A Seesaw of Shifting Priorities and Policies in a Developing Country’ accepted 19-07-2019
Giacomo Parrinello, Renaud Bécot, Marco Caligari, Ismael Yrigoy, ‘Shifting Shores of the Anthropocene: The Settlement and (Impossible) Stabilization of the North-Western Mediterranean Littoral over the 19th and 20th Centuries’ accepted 09-08-2019
Marcin Krasnodębski, ‘The social construction of pine forest wastes in southwestern France during the 19th and 20th Centuries’ accepted 09-08-2019
Michael Mann, ‘Brandis the Forgotten Botanist’ accepted 09-08-2019
Merrill Baker-Médard, ‘Of Whales and Dugongs: Examining the Rise of Colonial Conservation as Development in Madagascar’s Marine History’ accepted 04-09-2019
Andrea Gaynor, Susan Broomhall, Andrew Flack, ‘Frogs and feeling communities: a study in history of emotions and environmental history’ accepted 11-10-2019
Zachary Nowak, ‘Theorising the Natural Archive’ accepted 1-11-2019
Judith A. Bennett, ‘Growing coconut palms in the Pacific Islands: Colliding knowledge and values’ accepted 4-11-2019
Christopher Michael Aldous, ‘Replenishing the soil: food, fertilizer and soil science in Occupied Japan (1945-52)’ accepted 13-12-2019
Ive Pesa, ‘Mining, Waste and Environmental Thought on the Central African Copperbelt, 1950–2000’ accepted 18-02-2020
Andrea Elizabeth Duffy, ‘Crafting the Anthropocene: Environmental Anxieties and Climate Realities in Nineteenth-Century France’ accepted 18-02-2020
Floor Haalboom, ‘Oceans and landless farms: linking southern and northern shadow places of industrial livestock (1954-1975)’ accepted 21-02-2020
Yun Liu, ‘Voices of Protest against Industrial Pollution in Hubei, 1970s-1980s China’ accepted 05-03-2020
Doubravka Olsakova, ‘Environmental Journalism?: Radio Free Europe, Charter 77, and the Making of an Environmental Agenda’ accepted 1-11-2019
Andre Brett, Simon Ville, ‘Coping with climate extremes: Railways and pastoralism during Australia’s Federation Drought’ accepted 24-03-2020
Kazuki Okauchi, ‘Slow Development towards Park Creation: A History of the Black Forest in Post-War Germany’ accepted 26-03-2020
Jan Kunnas, Timo Myllyntaus, ‘Lessons from the Past? A Survey of Finnish Forest Utilization from the Mid-18th Century to the Present’ accepted 26-03-2020
Adi Estela Lazos Ruíz, Claudio Garibay Orozco, ‘The Great Chichimeca landscape: pre-Hispanic natural resources use’ accepted 18/05/2020
William Rankin, ‘The Accuracy Trap: The Values and Meaning of Algorithmic Mapping, from Mineral Extraction to Climate Change’ accepted 15/06/2020
John Moore Heydinger, ‘Eserewondo Ozongombe: an environmental and political history of the ovaHerero of Kaokoveld, northwest Namibia, 1800s-1940s’ accepted 02/07/2020
Shang Yuan, Edwin Schmitt, ‘The Retreat of the Human: Processes of Rewilding after Warfare in Sichuan, China’ accepted 10/08/2020
Alice Would, ‘Tactile Taxidermy: The Revival of Animal Skins in the Early Twentieth Century Museum’ accepted 16/09/2020
Claiton Marcio da Silva, Claudio de Majo, ‘The Making of a Pastureland Biome: Scientists, Grasses and Animals in the Brazilian Cerrado (1950-1970)’ accepted 09/10/2020
Loren Galesi, ‘Maize on the Move: The Role of Tropical Culitvars on European Diffusion’ accepted 09/10/2020
Jane Rowling, ‘“It’s not a reservoir; it’s valuable agricultural land”: Controlled use of water and deliberate flooding in Lincolnshire’ accepted 05/11/2020
David Anthony Bello, ‘A Trickle of Authority: The Arid Conditions of Empire in 18th Century Xinjiang’ accepted 19/11/2020
Viktor Pal, ‘Socialist Environmentalism in Cold War Hungary. Trapped between the USSR and the West’ accepted 13/01/2021
Peter Szabo, ‘The Horka litter raking incident: on foresters and peasants in nineteenth-century Moravia’ accepted 04/05/2021
Alex Standen, ‘Building a Puerto Rico ‘Better Than the One We Lost’: Hurricane San Felipe II and the Puerto Rican New Deal’ accepted 27/04/2021
Helen M. Rozwadowski, ‘Wild Blue: The Post-World War Two Ocean Frontier and Its Legacy for Law of the Sea’ accepted 17/05/2021
Kristoffer Ekberg and Martin Hultman, ‘A Question of Utter Importance. The Early History of Climate Change and Energy Policy in Sweden, 1974–1983’ accepted 10/06/2021
Dissanayake Mudiyanselage Ruwan Sampath, James Beattie, Settings Joana Gaspar de Freitas, ‘Managing Coastal Sand Drift in the Anthropocene: A case study of the Manawatū-Whanganui Dune Field, New Zealand, 1800s–2020s’ accepted 29/06/2021
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Charles-François Mathis and Émilie-Anne Pépy
Greening the City: Nature in French Towns from the 17th Century
KAREN R. JONES
Rachel Rothschild
Poisonous Skies – Acid Rain and the Globalization of Pollution
TROY VETTESE
Susan Hough
The Great Quake Debate. The Crusader, the Skeptic and the Rise of Modern Seismology
DAVID CHESTER
Giacomo Bonan
The State in the Forest: Contested Commons in the Nineteenth Century Venetian Alps
GIACOMO PARRINELLO
Alexandra Goryashko
A Wild Bird and a Cultured Man. The Common Eider and Homo Sapiens: Fourteen Centuries Together
JENNY LHAMO TSUNDU
Nicholas B. Breyfogle and Mark Sokolsky (eds)
Readings in Water History
ANDREA TOFFOLON
David Sepkoski
Catastrophic Thinking: Extinction and the Value of Diversity from Darwin to the Anthropocene
HANNAH DUFF
James Boyce
Imperial Mud: The Fight for the Fens
IAN ROTHERHAM
David Moon, Nicholas B. Breyfogle, Alexandra Bekasova (eds)
Place and Nature. Essays in Russian Environmental History
ANDREI VINOGRADOV