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From the belief of early colonists that forests were a resource to be exploited to the modern idea that ecology should be a priority for everyone, American attitudes toward the environment are portrayed in this fascinating collection of primary and secondary sources. Writers as diverse as James Madison, Henry David Thoreau, Theodore Roosevelt, and John Muir contribute a wide range of views.

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Changing viewpoints about conservation and the environment. A good starting point to gain background information about environmental issues. <br> -- School Library Journal (August 2003)

Changing viewpoints about conservation and the environment. A good starting point to gain background information about environmental issues. -- School Library Journal (August 2003)

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