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Traditional historians today sometimes resemble a besieged country defending its resources and culture against an invasion by pushy, clamorous immigrants. The newcomers won't fit in, it is argued, they will fragment the community. Their language is odd; they go to the wrong churches and worship the wrong gods. Many of them are polemical, indiscreet, and anarchical. Let them in and they will use up scarce resources. They will insist on making changes.'

An Interview with Donald Worster about Environmental History, 13 June 1994