Global Environment
GE Vol.7 (1), 2014
Hazardous Substances: Perceptions, Regulations, Consequences
Chronicling Quicksilver’s Anthropogenic Cycle Michael Egan
Introduction Paul Erker
From Poison to Carcinogen: Towards a Global History of Concerns about Benzene Christopher Sellers
A Comparative Perspective of Asbestos as an Industrial and Environmental Hazard Paul Erker
The Trouble with Bromine: Health and Environmental Impacts of Organobromine Compounds Ian D. Rae
Hot Air: The Science and Politics of CO2 Jens Soentgen
From Ecocide to Eco-ally: Picloram, Herbicidal Warfare, and Invasive Species, 1963-2005 Leif Fredrickson
The Legacy of Agent Orange: A Conversation about Risks and Responsibility Christof Mauch, Nga Le, Christian Lahnstein, Amy Hay
GE Vol.6 (12), 2013
Environment and Memory
Introduction Vimbai C. Kwashirai
Writing the Environmental History of the World’s Largest State: Four Decades of Scholarship on Russia and the USSR Brian Bonhomme
Forest and Grassland: Recent Trends in Russian Environmental History Randall Dills
From Yellowstone to Australia and New Zealand: National Parks 2.0 Warwick Frost, Jennifer Laing
From the Periphery to the Center: North American Environmental History Andrew C. Isenberg
Apples and Experts: Evolving Notions of Sustainable Agriculture Linda L. Ivey
Moving Beyond the Nation State? Reflections on European Environmental History Martin Kalb
Environmental Change, Control and Management in Africa Vimbai C. Kwashirai
Climatic Changes in the Carpathian Basin during the Middle Ages. The State of Research András Vadas, Lajos Rácz
Reframing the Land Grab Debate: The Need to Broaden and Deepen the Agenda Annelies Zoomers, Guus van Westen
An Editorial Flop Revisited: Rethinking the Impact of M. Bookchin’s Our Synthetic Environment on its Golden Anniversary Juan Diego Pérez Cebada
GE Vol.6 (11), 2013
Environment and Memory
Environment and Memory: Some Introductory Remarks Frank Uekötter
An Impure Nature: Memory and the Neo-Materialist Flip at America’s Biggest Toxic Superfund Site Timothy James LeCain
GAU: Nuclear Reactors and the “Maximum Credible Accident” Joachim Radkau
Environment, Memory, and the Groundnut Scheme: Britain’s Largest Colonial Agricultural Development Project and Its Global Legacy Stefan Esselborn
Fossilized Memory: The German-Russian Energy Partnership and the Production of Energo-political Knowledge Jeannette Prochnow
Radiation and Borders: Chernobyl as a National and Transnational Site of Memory Karena Kalmbach
Knechtsand: A Site of Memory in Flux Anna-Katharina Wöbse
What Should We Remember? A Global Poll Among Environmental Historians Frank Uekötter
Volcanic Cultures of Risk: Photographing Sites of Memory Richard Roscoe