HIST 4416 Environmental History of North America (Young): Primary Sources

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Find articles from the Daily Camera online dating back to May 2, 2001.

Find articles from the Daily Camera on microfilm from 1891-1928.

Find articles from the Daily Camera on microfilm from 1928-1973.

Find Articles from the Daily Camera on microfilm from 1973-2001.

Find articles from the Denver Post online dating back to 1989.

Find articles from the Denver Post on microfilm from 1901-2018.

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Laws and regulations often contribute greatly to environmental changes. Find out how Government Information can help you with your research!

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The Carnegie Library for Local History has many useful sources related to local landmarks and settings.