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ng both land and water resources, citing examples from an exEnvironmental history - the history of the relationship between people and the natural world - is a dynamic and increasingly important field. In .An Environmental History of Twentieth-Century Britain., John Sheail breaks new ground in illus

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Environmental Conservation,ials, business leaders and representatives of professional voluntary bodies present. The overriding purpose was to raise environmental awareness and thereby ‘to encourage all Europeans to care for, work for, and enjoy a high quality environment’. It was one of the most successful ‘Years’ of its kind (Sheail 1998, pp. 152–5).

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The Century of the Environment,nd poverty that had previously made human life so miserable. But such advances were not cost-free. That rapid change of fortune for an increasing proportion of the human population pressed against ‘the finite resources’ of the natural environment. It seemed to threaten social structures and time-honoured values (Howard and Louis 1998).

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