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HIST 222 Group Photo
Group portrait of HIST 222 students with Prof. Morse, on east steps of Old Chapel, 6 May 2015.
HIST 222 Syllabus_Spring 2015_Full Revision
A course syllabus for HIST 222 at Middlebury College, Intro to Environmental History Spring 2015
History 222 Syllabus Fall 1997 Morse
A course syllabus for a course in U.S. environmental history
HOBBS_HIST 222_Paper#3
Student paper by Katherine Hobbs '17 on emergence of climate change as an issue at Middlebury between 1990s and present, written in May 2015
Home Purchase by State Sought Near Love Canal
An article on families near Love Canal toxic waste site.
Hooker Company Knew About Toxic Peril in 1958
A feature article on the Hooker Chemical Company which dumped waste at Love Canal in the 1950s
How Much Will the Sweeper Charge and Who Will Pay Him?
This article reviews five different books about environmental economics that look at how the drive to produce more economically has ecological consequences by creating pollution.
How nature really works
New ecologists contend that balance of nature does not really exist and that what man perceives to be the natural order of things is far different from what actually takes place. This theory makes the management of nature more complex since man has…
Howard E. Woodin: The Father of Environmental Studies
This is a term paper exploring Professor Woodin's influence during his 32-year teaching career at Middlebury College, specifically the creation of the Environmental Studies Program.
Hughes_HIST222_Paper#3
A student essay on changing gender roles in American agriculture with emphasis on recent shifts in and around Vermont