2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2005.01.019
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Precarious foundations: irrigation, environment, and social change in the Canadian Pacific Railway's Eastern Section, 1900–1930

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“…According to one scholar, the Victoria legislation was "the first legislation in an AngloSaxon country to reject the doctrine of riparian rights and to substitute the Indian principle that surface waters should belong to the Crown, rather than to individual property owners," but the Canadian legislation was "still more sweeping in its obliteration of the principle of riparian rights" (Burchill 1948: 357, 360;Breen 2004). Canadian scholars have offered preliminary comparisons between irrigation laws in Canada and the United States (Evenden 2006;Percy 1992Percy , 2005. However, growing concerns over water deficits in western North America suggest that a thorough comparative history would be timely and instructive.…”
Section: Comparative Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to one scholar, the Victoria legislation was "the first legislation in an AngloSaxon country to reject the doctrine of riparian rights and to substitute the Indian principle that surface waters should belong to the Crown, rather than to individual property owners," but the Canadian legislation was "still more sweeping in its obliteration of the principle of riparian rights" (Burchill 1948: 357, 360;Breen 2004). Canadian scholars have offered preliminary comparisons between irrigation laws in Canada and the United States (Evenden 2006;Percy 1992Percy , 2005. However, growing concerns over water deficits in western North America suggest that a thorough comparative history would be timely and instructive.…”
Section: Comparative Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pardo and Gil (2005) trace the consequences of changing woodland management in central Spain over the last millennium. Evenden (2006) takes a much shorter period -the first three decades of the twentieth century -in his analysis of the introduction of irrigation agriculture in Alberta, Canada. Encouraged by the Canadian Pacific Railroad and the Canadian federal government, the scheme transformed the semi-arid prairie in a 'landscaped grid of property, engineered canals and water conveyance systems' (p. 89).…”
Section: Environmental Conflicts and Landscape Interventionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On aquesta forma de procedir sí va tenir més èxit va ser en les ciutats de nova creació del continent nord-americà (Reps 1965, Evenden 2006, Heath 2011, Herce 2013a), sud-americà (Barclay 1917, Duarte 2006, Ferrari 2011, Herce 2013a) o d'altres regions asiàtiques (Kosambi 1986i 1988, Kerr 2001i 2011, Black 2004) i africanes (Taaffe 1973, Debrie 2010, Jedwab 2011, Navarro 2012, Bourbonniere 2013, Castillo 2015. En aquests casos, la influencia del ferrocarril sobre l'urbanisme va ser molt major, doncs constituïa el centre neuràlgic sobre el que s'estructurava la ciutat.…”
Section: L'adaptació Territorial I Urbana Vers El Nou Mode De Transportunclassified