American Environmental History, Second Edition offers a comprehensive exploration of how diverse American peoples have understood and transformed their natural surroundings from the pre-Columbian era right up to contemporary issues such as climate change and COVID-19. In this thoroughly revised edition, acclaimed historian Louis S. Warren guides readers through a dynamic narrative that intertwines cultural, political, and environmental shifts occurring over centuries. The book examines a wide range of topics, including Native American relations with nature, the consequences of colonial invasions, and the environmental dimensions of American slavery. It also explores the impacts of market-driven expansion, urbanization, Progressive and New Deal conservation initiatives, and the rise of environmental justice movements, alongside the environmental repercussions of consumerism and industrial development. Each chapter features insightful editorial introductions and interpretive interventions that deepen the reader’s understanding through carefully selected primary documents and historical texts. Ideal for students and researchers of American history, American Environmental History provides an invaluable perspective on how America's past continues to inform present-day challenges in managing and preserving natural resources.
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