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    Celia Roesser

    Environmental Foundations and Principles

    EM500-01November 5, 2013

    Evolution of

    Environmental Thinking

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    SHIFT TO EUROPEAN DOMINANCE

    Native American

    Territorial rights andowned what they madewith their hands

    Seasonal migration to wherethere was plenty of food

    Men hunt, women farm

    Started fur trade and formednew economy in New England,and later land

    Created fenced in propertiesand permanent settlements

    European Settlers

    Land ownership -Granted land by the crownwith no consideration of priorownership and disregard forthe Indians claim to it.

    Improved land for grazing bydestroying the forests or cut andburn

    Men farm (thought of Native

    Americans as lazy forhunting)

    Traded wampum for furs

    Brought disease

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    All things are connected.

    Whatever befalls the earth

    Befalls the sons of the earth.Man did not weave the web of life,

    He is merely a strand in it.

    Whatever he does to the web,

    He does to himself.

    --CHIEF SEATTLE

    NATIVE AMERICANS

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    National Park Movement - Yellowstone

    Sierra Club

    Shaped the commons

    Land

    Air

    Water

    Forest management

    Endangered species

    Intrinsic value of nature

    I only went out for a walk andfinally concluded to stay out till

    sundown, for going out, I found,

    was really going in.

    John Muir

    Aldo

    Leopold

    PRESERVATION

    Forgive them; they know not what they do.

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    PRESERVATION

    Cease being intimidated

    by the argument that a

    right action is

    impossible because it

    does not yield

    maximum profits, or

    that a wrong action is

    to be condoned

    because it pays.

    Aldo Leopold,

    A Sand County Almanac

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    CONSERVATION

    Father of American Conservation

    Riches of this continent should be used for all the people to provide a more abundant life

    Waste of these resources or exploitation by a few were a threat to our democratic life

    Career marked the beginning of a professional approach in preserving our natural resources

    U.S. Forest Service had to invent the tools and policies needed to manage public lands

    After WWII, a new scientific understanding of ecosystems helped form a vision for publicland management that continues to evolve and guide the U.S. Forest Service.

    where conflicting interests must be reconciled, the question will always be decided

    from the standpoint of the greatest good of the greatest number in the long run.

    Gifford Pinchot, Chief Forester, 1905

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    HENRY DAVID THOREAU - WILDNESS

    IN WILDNESS IS THE PRESERVATION OF THE WORLD. HENRY D. THOREAU

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    Rachel Carson

    We stand now where two

    roads diverge. But unlike the

    roads in Robert Frosts

    familiar poem, they are not

    equally fair. The road we

    have long been traveling isdeceptively easy, a smooth

    superhighway on which we

    progress with great speed,

    but at its end lies disaster.

    The other fork of the road

    the one less traveled by

    offers our last, our only

    chance to reach a destination

    that assures the preservation

    of the earth.

    Rachel Carson, Silent Spring

    1962 June

    First of three installments of Silent Spring

    published as Reporter at Large in The New

    Yorker September Silent Spring published by

    Houghton Mifflin December Silent Spring, a

    book-of-the-month club selection

    1963 January

    Albert Schweitzer award from Animal Welfare

    Institute April 3 CBS Reports airs The Silent

    Spring of Rachel Carson.

    1963 June 3

    Carson testifies on the misuse of pesticides; US

    Senate Subcommittee of Government

    Operations. 88th Cong. 1st.sess.

    1963 June 6

    Carson testifies before the US Senate

    Committee on Commerce December Awarded

    the National Audubon Society Medal. Inducted

    into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

    1964 April 14 Carson dies in Silver Spring, Md. at age 56.

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    Wilderness appealed to those bored or disgusted with man and his works. It not only offered

    an escape from society but also was an ideal stage for the Romantic individual to exercise the

    cult that he frequently made of his own soul. The solitude and total freedom of the wilderness

    created a perfect setting for either melancholy or exultation.

    Roderick Nash

    Wilderness and the American Mind, 1967.The American Environment: Readings in the History of Conservation, 1968.

    The Call of the Wild 1900-1916. 1970.

    Environment and Americans: The Problem of Priorities. 1972.

    The Rights of Nature: A History of Environmental Ethics. 1989.

    American Environmentalism: Readings in Conservation History, 1990.

    The Big Drops: Ten Legendary Rapids of the American West, 1989.

    The Nervous Generation: American Thought, 1917-1930. 1990.

    Nash, Roderick, Gregory Graves.From These Beginnings: A Biographical

    Approach to American History, Volume II, 6/e. 1995.

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    MODERN ATTITUDES

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    MODERN ATTITUDES

    A part of the frontier myth.the notion that you go the

    United States, you go to the wilderness and you startover, you shed the trappings of civilization, you wipe

    clean the slate, start from first principles, invent the

    good society, that is operating in American politics long

    after we're concerned about the frontier.

    When John Kennedy talks about the new frontier ofspace, and when Star Trek talks about space the final

    frontier, those are all about the newness of America, and

    the possibility of being new in this landscape, and the

    frontier is very much a part of that vision.

    William Cronon

    The ancient manner of telling these interconnected stories to explain, nature, the gods, and

    human life, was called mythology. Our modern manner is similar, but our complex

    mythology entails historical research. It includes the history of science. It demands that we

    determine what we value in our relationships to all of life and to the non-human. And it re-

    imagines and discloses the natural world in color, word, song and tale. Glenn Adelson

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