Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

138 370. Twentieth century
2983. HUSBAND, William B. “ ‘Correcting Nature’s
Mistakes’: Transforming the Environment and Soviet
Children’s Literature, 1928–1941.” Environ. Hist. 11
(2006): 300–318.
2984. KEINER, Christine. “Wartime Rat Control,
Rodent Ecology, and the Rise and Fall of Chemical
Rodenticides.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 119–125.
2985. KILLAN, Gerald, and George WARECKI. “J.R.
Dymond and Frank A. MacDougall: Science and
Government Policy in Algonquin Provincial Park,
1931–1954.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 (1998-1999):
131–153.
2986. KINCHY, Abby J., and Daniel Lee KLEIN-
MAN. “Organizing Credibility: Discursive and Organizational
Orthodoxy on the Borders of Ecology and
Politics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 869–896.
On how the Ecological Society of America and its members
have negotiated a boundary between science and politics.
2987. KINCHY, Abby J. “On the Borders of Postwar
Ecology: Struggles over the Ecological Society
of America’s Preservation Committee, 1917–1946.”
Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 23–44.
2988. KINGSLAND, Sharon E. Evolution of American
Ecology, 1890–2000. (x + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2005.
ISBN: 0801881714.
Reviews: [ref. R493]
2989. KRIMSKY, Sheldon. Hormonal Chaos: The
Scientific and Social Origins of the Environmental
Endocrine Hypothesis. (xiii + 284 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000.
ISBN: 0801862795.
2990. MACEACHERN, Alan A. Natural Selections:
National Parks in Atlantic Canada, 1935–1970. (xiii
+ 328 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Montreal: McGill-
Queen’s Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 0773521577.
Reviews: [ref. 426, R574]
2991. MARSDEN, Rosalind. “Discovery Investigations:
An Early Attempt at Ecologically Sustainable
Development?” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 161–
176.
2992. MATHEWS, Andrew Salvador. “Suppressing
Fire and Memory: Environmental Degradation and
Political Restoration in the Sierra Juárez of Oaxaca,
1887–2001.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 77–108.
2993. MCCORMICK, Maureen A. “Of Birds, Guano,
and Man: William Vogt’s ‘Road to Survival.’ ” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 65/12 (2005): 4697.
Dissertation at the University of Oklahoma, 2005. Advisers:
Ogilvie, Marilyn B., and Gregg Mitman. UMI pub. no.
3159283. 242 pp.
2994. MCEWEN, Mary. Charles Fleming: Environmental
Patriot. (xxiii + 382 pp.; ill.) Nelson,
New Zealand: Craig Potton Publishing, 2005. ISBN:
1877333239.
New Zealand scientist Charles Fleming contributed to the
fields of palaeontology, geology, zoology, and biogeography.
This work looks at his great influence in the conservation
movement. Reviews: [ref. R603]
2995. MUNDENDE, D. Chongo. “Saving the Land:
Soil and Water Conservation in Oklahoma.” Chron.
Okla. 82 (2004): 4–31.
2996. NEWTON, Julianne Lutz. “The Commonweal
of Life: Aldo Leopold and Land Health.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. B 66/01 (2005): 181.
Dissertation at the University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Warner, Richard E. UMI pub.
no. 3160932. 485 pp.
2997. PARR, Joy. “Smells Like? Sources of Uncertainty
in the History of the Great Lakes Environment.”
Environ. Hist. 11 (2006): 269–299.
2998. PYNE, Stephen J. Year of the Fires: The Story
of the Great Fires of 1910. (xiii + 322 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2001. ISBN:
0670899909.
Reviews: [ref. R738]
2999. QUARATIELLO, Arlene Rodda. Rachel Carson:
A Biography. Greenwood Biographies. (xviii
+ 138 pp.; ill.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press,
2004. ISBN: 0313323887.
3000. RAWSON, Timothy. Changing Tracks: Predators
and Politics in Mt. McKinley National Park. (xiv
+ 326 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.) Fairbanks: Univ. of Alaska
Press, 2001. ISBN: 1889963526.
On managing wildlife in the park from the 1930s to the
1950s.
3001. READ, Jennifer. “ ‘A Sort of Destiny’: The
Multi-Jurisdictional Response to Sewage Pollution in
the Great Lakes, 1900–1930.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23
(1998-1999): 103–129.
3002. REECE, Erik. Lost Mountain: A Year in the
Vanishing Wilderness—Radical Strip Mining and the
Devastation of Appalachia. Foreword by Wendell
BERRY. (xv + 250 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: Riverhead
Books, 2006. ISBN: 1594489084.
3003. ROLLINS, Peter C. “Tulsa (1949) as an Oil
Field Film: A Study in Ecological Ambivalence.”
Chron. Okla. 82 (2004): 352–367.
3004. ROTABI, Karen Smith. “Theory Bridging between
Sociology, Social Work and Ecology. Dynamic
Interchanges and Cross-Fertilizations: The Intellectual
Legacy of the Odum Family.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
66/03 (2005): 1167.
Dissertation at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, 2005. Adviser: Weil, Marie O. UMI pub. no. 3170538.
138 pp.
3005. ROTHMAN, Hal K. Saving the Planet: The
American Response to the Environment in the Twentieth
Century. The American Ways. (215 pp.; index.)
Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 2000. ISBN: 156663301X.
3006. SIMON, Bryant. “ ‘New Men in Body and
Soul’: The Civilian Conservation Corps and the
Transformation of Male Bodies and the Body Politic.”
In SCHARFF [ref. 254], 80–102.
3007. SIMPSON, John W. Dam! Water, Power,
Politics, and Preservation in Hetch Hetchy and
Yosemite National Park. (xxiv + 356 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.; index.) New York: Pantheon, 2005. ISBN:
0375422315.
3008. SINHA, Jagdish N. “Congress and
Conservation—A Look at the NPC Reports.” Indian
J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 55–80.
Analysis of the work of the National Planning Committee of
the Indian National Congress from 1938 to about 1949 with
regard to conservation and environment.