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MIT historian Megan Black studies the way the U.S. has developed mining around the world, and the way environmentalists have resisted it. ....

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Tucson Weekly: Can Desert Rivers Make A Comeback? (April 8

Environmental History Conference Offers Some Clues.
By Margaret Regan
SMACK IN THE middle of Phoenix, hemmed in by the city s
blacktop and fast-food joints, is a surprising riparian oasis.
Called Tres R the confluence of the Salt River and two lesser-known
rivers.
Wood ibises and bobcats have been sighted there,
says Diana Hadley, an environmental historian at the Arizona State
Museum. It s like a jungle; it s just beautiful.
Nothing, in fact, like Tucson s own parched and punished Santa
Cruz, the defunct waterway west of downtown that some local optimists
are trying to revive. But water-deprived Tucsonans have a chance
to learn how to pull off successful water projects like Tres Ríos ....

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