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List of Illustrations vi
Acknowledgments vii
1 The Age of Smoke 1
2 Modern Times, Modern Problems: Controlling Smoke, 1880-1914 20
3 Pollutants and Politics: Air Pollution Control between the Wars 67
4 Beyond the Pall of Smoke 113
5 Going Local, Going National: The Postwar Divergence of Environmental Policy 149
6 Forerunners and Pioneers 87
7 Environmental Revolutions and Evolutions 208
8 Conclusion: Was the Environmental Revolution Necessary? 260
List of Abbreviations 269
Notes 273
Index 341
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Christopher Moore
reviewed The Age of Smoke: Environmental Policy in Germany and the United States, 1880-1970 on June 22, 2020
The Age of Smoke
While I appreciated the framing of the comparison and the depth of argumentation, the book was longer than it needed to be. I find this in most well-researched history books, so perhaps it's just my taste.
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