Environmental History in the Making Volume II Acting 1st Edition by Cristina Joanaz de Melo, Estelita Vaz, Lígia Costa Pinto 978-3319411378 3319411373 by Vaz, Estelita(editor);melo, Cristina Joanaz De(editor);pinto, Ligia M Costa(editor) 9783319411378, 9783319411392, 3319411373, 331941139X instant download after payment.

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ISBN 10: 3319411373

ISBN 13: 978-3319411378

Author: Cristina Joanaz de Melo, Estelita Vaz, Lígia M. Costa Pinto

Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Using Resources – Stories of Resources Exploitation in Time and Its Evolving in the Long Run
Chapter 2: Agriculture and Livestock in Wetlands in the Bogota Plateau (Colombia), Eighteenth Century. Land Use and Wetland Management
Chapter 3: Modern Urban Development and Revolution in Mexico: Hydraulic Infrastructure in Chihuahua City During the Porfiriato 
Chapter 4: Digging into Our Whaling Past: Addressing the Portuguese Influence in the Early Modern Exploitation of Whales in the Atlantic
Chapter 5: Good Fisheries vs. Bad Fisheries: Ideological and Scientific Base for the Governmental Projects of Modernization of Russian System of Marine Harvesting in the Eighteenth Century
Chapter 6: Transforming In Sito – Manipulating, Changing and Evolving Landscapes, Waterscapes, Airscapes (Classical Approach of Territorial Changes, Causes, Actors and Consequences)
Chapter 7: Water Management and Dam Construction in the Italian South
Chapter 8: From the City to the Dacha: Socio-cultural Factors Behind the Creation of St. Petersburg’s Dacha Belt (Russia, Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century)
Chapter 9: A Double Landscape Shaped by a Century of Logging Industry and Resort Development on Prahova Valley and the Surrounding Mountains
Chapter 10: A Long Term Perspective of Landscape Evolution in a Coastal Interface: Case Studies from the Portuguese West Coast, Near the Aveiro Lagoon
Chapter 11: Nonhuman Primate Trade in the Age of Discoveries: European Importation and Its Consequences
Chapter 12: African Crops in the Environmental History of New World Plantation Societies
Chapter 13: Sugar Cane and the Environment under Dutch Rule in Seventeenth Century Taiwan
Chapter 14: Resource Extraction as Imperial Power: Japan’s Modern Mining Industry
Chapter 15: Revealing Hidden Forest Dialogs: Species Introduction, Charcoal Production and the Environmental History of Rio de Janeiro’s Urban Forests
Chapter 16: Regulating the Environment of the River Tyne’s Estuary, 1530–1800
Chapter 17: Narratives of Scarcity: Colonial State Responses to Water Scarcity in Southern Rhodesia, 1890–1965
Chapter 18: Global Governance of Natural Resources and the British Empire: A Study on the United Nations Scientific Conference on the Conservation and Utilization of Resources, 1949
Chapter 19: Upwelling: The Rise of Ecological Consciousness in the Southern Ocean
Chapter 20: Roots of Identity, Canopy of Collision: Re-Visioning Trees as an Evolving National Symbol Within the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Chapter 21: Fields of Smooth Brome: History, Policy and Place-Making in the Post-Industrial Prairie
Chapter 22: A Green City: Impossible Dream or Necessity?

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