The interdisciplinary nature of the Encyclopedia of World Environmental History makes it an invaluable teaching tool for a variety of courses and students:

• Shows the myriad connections between people, places, and environments
  
  
• Highlights unifying themes and important concepts
  
  
• Provides information on the methodology of life, environmental, and physical sciences
  
  
• Links science with geography, social studies, and the arts.
  
  
• Provides personal and social perspectives on science, technology, and human use of natural resources
  
  
• Covers topics related to personal health, local environments, and resource management
  
  
• Enables students to understand and act on personal, economic, social, political, and international issues

 

 

 

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