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environmental history: a standalone construct

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History

the study of interactions between human societies and the natural world over time, treating nature as an actor in history.

In history, environmental history refers to the study of interactions between human societies and the natural world over time, treating nature as an actor in history. This meaning comes from White (1985) in Pacific Historical Review.[1]

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  1. White, R. (1985). American Environmental History: The Development of a New Historical Field. Pacific Historical Review, 54(3), 297-335. https://doi.org/10.2307/3639634

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