

Powerless Science? by Soraya Boudia
The author combines a case study approach with his analyses. Examines the historical, social and political dynamics of chemical contamination. A well-timed study of how chemicals affect the environment and how humans deal with that effect.-
Managing Northern Europe's Forests
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Planning for the Planet
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Environing Empire
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Moving Nature
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Thinking Russia's History Environmentally
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Fault Lines
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International Organizations and Environmental Protection
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Colonial Seeds in African Soil
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Hazardous Chemicals
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Planting Seeds of Knowledge
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The Nature of German Imperialism
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Rivers, Memory, And Nation-building
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Managing the Unknown
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Ice and Snow in the Cold War
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Conservation's Roots
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Habsburg Natures
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Disrupted Landscapes
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Changes in the Air
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Risk on the Table
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Cycling and Recycling
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The Meanings of a Disaster
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In the Name of the Great Work
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Creating Wilderness
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Tropical Nature
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The Russian Cold
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A Living Past
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Civilizing Nature
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| Title | Powerless Science? |
| Author | Soraya Boudia |
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