Natural Protest : Essays on the History of American Environmentalism (Hardcover)

List of figures, Contributors, Acknowledgments, Introduction, Chapter 1 “Fancy Foreshadowed a Magnificent Destiny”: The Market Revolution and the Kennebec River Dam Fight, Chapter 2 Organizing Environmental Protest: Swill Milk and Social Activism in Nineteenth-Century New York City, Chapter 3 “That Shocking Calamity”: Revisiting George Catlin’s Environmental Politics, Chapter 4 “The Science-Spirit in a Democracy”: Liberty Hyde Bailey, Nature Study, and the Democratic Impulse of Progressive Conservation, Chapter 5 The Hetch Hetchy Controversy, Chapter 6 Rethinking Reclamation: How an Alliance of Duck Hunters and Cattle Ranchers Brought Wetland Conservation to California’s Central Valley Project, Chapter 7 A Twisted Road to Earth Day: Air Pollution as an Issue of Social Movements after World War II, Chapter 8 A Call to Action: Silent Spring, Public Disclosure, and the Rise of Modern Environmentalism, Chapter 9 Ball of Confusion: Public Health, African Americans, and Earth Day 1970, Chapter 10 “Save French Pete”: Evolution of Wilderness Protests in Oregon, Chapter 11 Parting the Waters: The Ecumenical Task Force at Love Canal and Beyond, Chapter 12 Cancer Valley, California: Pesticides, Politics, and Childhood Disease in the Central Valley, Chapter 13 “It Seems Like We Should Be on the Same Side!”: Native Americans, Environmentalists, and the Grand Canyon, Index