Donald Pisani

Donald J. Pisani retired this past spring after twenty years as the Merrick Chair in Western American History at the University of Oklahoma, thirteen years at Texas A&M University, and one year at San Diego State. Known as one of the foremost water policy historians of the American West and a de...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Environmental history 2010-10, Vol.15 (4), p.722-739
Hauptverfasser:	Pisani, Donald J., Evans, Sterling
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Schlagworte:	Agricultural land Conservation history Environmental history Environmental regulation Family farms Forest conservation History instruction Interview Sustainable agriculture United States history Water policy
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