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Crabgrass Crucible: Suburban Nature And The Rise Of Environmentalism In Twentiethcentury America,New
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Although Suburbbuilding Created Major Environmental Problems, Christopher Sellers Demonstrates That The Environmental Movement Originated Within Suburbsnot Just In Response To Unchecked Urban Sprawl. Drawn To The Countryside As Early As The Late 19Th Century, New Suburbanites Turned To Taming The Wildness Of Their Surroundings. They Cultivated A Fondness For The Natural World Around Them, And In The Decades That Followed, They Became Sensitized To Potential Threats. Sellers Shows How The Philosophy, Science, And Emotions That Catalyzed The Environmental Movement Sprang Directly From Suburbanites' Lives And Their Ideas About Nature, As Well As The Unique Ecology Of The Neighborhoods In Which They Dwelt. Sellers Focuses On The Spreading Edges Of New York And Los Angeles Over The Middle Of The Twentieth Century To Create An Intimate Portrait Of What It Was Like To Live Amid Suburban Nature. As Suburbanites Learned About Their Land, Became Aware Of Pollution, And Saw The Forests Shr
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