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  1. The Changing Nature of Environmental History: An Interview with Joel A. Tarr
  2. Allen Dieterich-Ward
  3. pp. 331-344
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  1. Changes in the Genre: A Brief Survey of Early Mid-Atlantic Environmental Histories
  2. Strother E. Roberts
  3. pp. 345-356
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  1. The Rise of Environmental Tourism
  2. Thomas A. Chambers
  3. pp. 357-365
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  1. Environmental History of the Susquehanna Valley Around the Time of European Contact
  2. April M. Beisaw
  3. pp. 366-376
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  1. The Legacy of Extraction: Reading Patterns and Ethics in Pennsylvania’s Landscape of Energy
  2. Brian Black, Marcy Ladson
  3. pp. 377-394
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  1. “Visit My Community”: The Need to Extend Environmental Justice to the Countryside
  2. Vagel Keller
  3. pp. 395-408
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  1. “Typically American”: Trends in the History of Environmental Politics and Policy in the Mid-Atlantic Region
  2. James Longhurst
  3. pp. 409-427
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  1. Dirt in the City: Urban Environmental History in the Mid-Atlantic
  2. Ellen Stroud
  3. pp. 428-439
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  1. Mind over Matter: Social Justice, the Body, and Environmental History
  2. Skylar Harris
  3. pp. 440-450
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  1. Farm Boundaries as Agroecological Systems
  2. Peggy Eppig
  3. pp. 451-462
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  1. New Paths Toward a History of Pennsylvania Outdoor Recreation
  2. Silas Chamberlin
  3. pp. 463-472
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  1. Using the Environmental History of the Commonwealth to Enhance Pennsylvania and U.S. History Courses
  2. Charles Hardy III
  3. pp. 473-494
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  1. From Seed Men to Bird Women: Pennsylvanians and the Environment
  2. Stephen H. Cutcliffe
  3. pp. 495-506
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  1. Resurrecting the Story of the Passenger Pigeon in Pennsylvania
  2. David Soll
  3. pp. 507-519
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  1. The Teacher and the Forest: The Pennsylvania Forestry Association, George Perkins Marsh, and the Origins of Conservation Education
  2. Peter Linehan
  3. pp. 520-536
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  1. “Archival Power” and the Future of Environmental Movement History
  2. James Longhurst
  3. pp. 537-549
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  1. How to Make History Matter: The Maurice K. Goddard Legacy Project
  2. Brenda Barrett
  3. pp. 550-565
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  1. Environmental Histories of the Mid-Atlantic: An Introduction
  2. Allen Dieterich-Ward, David C. Hsiung
  3. pp. 327-330
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  1. Contributors
  3. pp. 566-570
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