We think of the Mexican cartels as being about drugs, and of course they are, but like any organized crime gang, they are going to get their hooks into anything.
In 2016, I published Empire of Timber, a book demonstrating how timber workers used their unions throughout the 20th century to push their own shifting environmental agendas, pushing back very.
President Donald Trump examines a fire truck from Wisconsin-based manufacturer Pierce on the South Lawn during a "Made in America" product showcase event at the White.
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing's 2015 book, The Mushroom at the End of the World, is simply one of the best academic works I have read in years. Tsing examines the matsutake.
It's not often that essays are published that combine socialism with forest policy, so I may be legally obligated to comment on this Jacobin essay by a British Columbia firefighter.
The reason I am based out of Oregon for the first half of my sabbatical is to work on a new book project on recent Northwest history. But the other.
Oxford University Press has released what it is calling the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History. It's written by top scholars and is something that is primarily (or maybe exclusively).
Given the vast domain of the national forests in many parts of the country and the limited resources to police them, it's hardly surprising that the national forests have become.
