What is environmental history
Native American ecology and European contact
New England forest in the seventeenth century
Tobacco and rice in the colonial south
Farms and cities in the early republic
Nature and the market in the nineteenth century
Cotton South before and after the Civil War
Extracting the Far West in the nineteenth century
Great Plains grasslands exploited
Resource conservation in the twentieth century
Wilderness preservation in the twentieth century
Cities, industries, and pollution in the twentieth century
Emergence of ecology in the twentieth century
Water, energy, and population in the twentieth century
Globalization: the United States in the wider world.