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Advertising in EH, handled by UCP
EH articles up to 3 months before publication, at UCP
American Society for Environmental History
ASEH is one of two organizations that publish EH, with FHS
EH's feed, @envirohistory.bsky.social
Every issue, by invitation of the Book Review Editor
All EH submissions eventually go through this website
Current and past listed on the Contact page
For new issues, new articles, or specified new articles
EHR was an EH predecessor published by ASEH 1990-1995.
ER was an EH predecessor published by ASEH 1976-1989.
Features
Almost all article types are described on the Submit page.
An occasional online feature of historiography
3-5 film reviews each April
F&CH was an EH predecessor published by FHS 1990-1995.
FH was an EH predecessor published by FHS 1959-1974.
FHN was an EH predecessor published by FHS 1957-1958.
FHS is one of two organizations that publish EH, with ASEH.
An occasion feature, 5-10 pieces engaging each other on a topic
A regular feature analyzing environmental imagery
Individuals: join ASEH or FHS to read EH at UCP. Institutions: contact UCP.
Representatives from ASEH and FHS oversee EH
JFH was an EH predecessor published by FHS 1975-1989
Issues of EH and predecessors, 1957 through 6 years ago
A prize given annually by FHS and ASEH to the best article in EH
See the Read page for help on accessing the full text of EH at UCP
Individuals: join ASEH or FHS to read EH at UCP. Institutions: contact UCP.
New Scholarship
A regular feature with select new sources from FHS's database
An occasional historiographical feature
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An occasional historiographical feature
EH follows Chicago plus this document
Vary by article type, all via Editorial Manager
Individuals: join ASEH or FHS to read EH at UCP. Institutions: contact UCP.
Free online materials for teaching environmental history
University of Chicago Press (UCP)
Citations (without login) and full text (login required) for EH and its predecessors
Formerly Twitter. EH's feed, @EnvHistJournal
Did we miss anything? Please email comments, questions and suggestions to the Digital Editor. Edited 10 March 2025.
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