free forum make a forum for free message boards free forum hosting free phpbb forum phpbb create free forum

yeppp

I changed my idea for my final project. I wasn't feeling the whole Frog Pond thing. Now I'm talking about the reservoir in my town.

I have a lot of more basic questions that I'm using too, but th ...

I’ve only read through p.283 right now, but I plan on finishing it and probably writing more later.

I major theme I pulled from this reading so far was the sanctity of the wilderness. Humans idoli ...

Pages 279-290,* William Cronon, "The Trouble with Wilderness: Or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature," from Uncommon Ground: Rethinking the Human Place in Nature, edited by William Cronon (199 ...

I’ve probably been to some national parks when I was younger but I don’t remember. I did, though, go to something of the like on my trip to Israel last semester. As part of the program, we did weekl ...

Peter and Steve got me thinking more about human invention vs natural living, and to go way far out on a limb here, I think people have started to realized how far they really have drifted from nature ...

Going with this idea of ignoring the truth, I was angered by the part about Indian hunting vs. white’s hunting, and whose was more destructive. It talked about how even though Harris had complained a ...

These readings didn’t even bring up who gets how much water when there isn’t a lot of it, just that there isn’t a lot of it in general. Maybe because they understand the sacredness of water, and appr ...

It seemed to me that the demand for drinkable and usable water was actually very desperate; by the time they got the system working (or trying to work), life in the slums and poorer neighborhoods soun ...

In the one by Donahue, he was talking about the difference in the cow-to-land ratio that the settlers used, compared to the present day. I was sort of confused; it said that any cow, oxen, or horse b ...

From the way it was describing the different aspects of property ownership, I don’t see any way the English found it okay to swoop in and claim land that the Indians were calling their home. I don’t ...

I was amazed at how shaky a base the racial ideals developed by the English had. When developing their views, they barely had science to back them up. Since racism lacks any solid base or scientific ...