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Too often, historians overlook the crucial role played by the physical world in the human past. Last fall, students in “Environmental History” (HIS 316) not only learned about the significance of nature in U.S. history, but also applied new perspectives and questions to a semester-long project on the environmental history of Augsburg College. Using on-campus ...http://www.augsburg.edu/news/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2013/05/his_environ.jpg