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Trash filling the Skagit River in Washington State, 1971.

The Necessity of History for the EPA

Using evidence to remind us.

by Adam M. Sowards via Taking Bearings on March 5, 2025

Attendees of the 1908 Conference of Governors.

When American Governors and Moguls Came Together to Prevent Environmental Catastrophe

A historic 1908 conference transcended party and personal interest for the ‘common good.'

by Adam M. Sowards via Zócalo Public Square on August 17, 2023

The Man Who Tried to Claim the Grand Canyon

Ralph H. Cameron staked mining claims around the Grand Canyon, seeking to privatize it. To protect his claims, he ran for Senate.

by Adam M. Sowards via JSTOR Daily on July 31, 2019

America's National Parks Were Never Wild and Untouched

Montana's emblematic Glacier National Park reveals the impact of human history and culture.

by Adam M. Sowards via Zócalo Public Square on June 11, 2018

Albert B. Fall swears in as Interior Secretary in 1921.

Reckoning with History: Interior’s Legacy of Bad Behavior

Ryan Zinke isn’t the first Interior secretary to attract controversy.

by Adam M. Sowards via High Country News on January 3, 2018

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