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Article #8177Re: Looking for Bioregionalism Books
From: Pollen Lab;103 ESB;38108;2335707...
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1992 14:05
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1992 14:05
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In article <9202190410.AA19643@caticsuf.cati.CSUFresno.EDU> cwarner@CATICSUF.CSUFRESNO.EDU (Chris Warner) writes: > >I am interested in learning more about the relatively new (?) subject of >bioregionalism. I'd be interested in references on this subject as well. The one book I've read on the subject is _Dwellers in the Land_, by Kirkpatrick Sale, 1986 (+/- 1 yr), published by Sierra Club books. Good overview, it has notes and bibliography in the back. It seems I heard more talk about bioregionalism 3 or 4 years ago-- where has it gone? (Where have *I* gone?) Eric Edlund U.C.Berkeley Geography eric@pollen1.berkeley.edu *or* map@violet.berkeley.edu
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