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The 20 pages that link to Environmental history, each with the reason it gives.

• AnthropoceneRelated: It traces the varied historical processes behind changes often compressed into a single epoch label.

• Historical geographyRelated: It connects landscape change to climate, ecosystems, and human decisions.

• Industrial heritageRelated: Industrial sites retain evidence of extraction, pollution, and environmental transformation.

• Global historyRelated: Ecological processes such as disease and climate cross borders and reshape connected histories.

• History of technologyRelated: Technological histories often trace resource extraction, pollution, and altered landscapes.

• History of chemistryRelated: Chemical production’s pollution and resource demands complicate stories of industrial progress.

• FrontierRelated: Frontier expansion altered landscapes through settlement, resource extraction, and infrastructure.

• Frontier mythNarrower topic: It replaces the myth of limitless wilderness with attention to ecological change and constraint.

• Historical ecologyRelated: It supplies historical methods and human-focused accounts of environmental change.

• Environmental humanitiesRelated: It supplies historical methods for tracing changing human–environment relationships.

• Colonial scienceNarrower topic: Colonial science often accompanied transformations in land use, species distribution, and resource extraction.

• Dipesh ChakrabartyRelated: His climate intervention overlaps with this field but presses toward geological and planetary scales.

• Carl O. SauerNarrower topic: Sauer’s historical attention to human changes in nature anticipated central concerns of this field.

• Environmental studiesCompared with: It contributes a historical perspective that is one part of the wider interdisciplinary field.

• J. R. McNeillNarrower topic: It is the field in which McNeill’s historical investigations are situated.

• Sai OnNarrower topic: His forest policies make Sai On a subject of environmental history.

• William H. McNeillRelated: His attention to disease and ecology anticipates questions central to environmental history.

• History of agricultureNarrower topic: Agriculture's long record reveals how food production reshaped landscapes and ecosystems.

• Jared DiamondNarrower topic: Diamond’s books brought environmental causes into popular accounts of world history.

• History of Science and TechnologyRelated: It tracks how technologies and scientific knowledge alter landscapes and resource use.