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Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Reform Movement
Socio-Economic Consequences of Sustainable Development
Relationship between Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Class and Environmental Consciousness
Historical Development
Early Preservationists Organizations
Rise of Environmental Consciousness
Alternative Environmental Projects
Emergence of Environmental Militancy
Key Moments
Henry D. Thoreau publishes Walden (1854)
Battle of Hetch Hetchy Dam (1913-23)
Founding of the National Park System (1916)
New Deal establishes soil and water conservation districts
Publication of Silent Spring (1962)
First Earth Day (1970)
Earth First’s Anti-Logging Campaign (1985-87)
U.S. Fails To Ratify Kyoto Protocol (1997)
Intersection of Environmentalism with Other Reform Movements
Environmentalism and Animal Rights
Future of Reform Movement
Debate Over Perceived Resource Shortages and Environmental Degradation and the Appropriate Solutions
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