bet365 live casino games James Beattie，The current associate professor of the Social Science Center of Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand、Doctoral supervisor。Bachelor of Waikato University in New Zealand、Dr.。Former associate professor of Waikato University、Hamilton Chair Professor。Since 2017, he has been an associate professor at the University of Victoria Wellington since 2017。Since 2019, he has served as senior researcher at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa。The main research direction is the history of the environment、History of Science、Garden and Art History。He is the editor -in -chief of "International Environment History Review"、"New Zealand Asian Research Magazine" deputy editor -in -chief、Palgrave World Environmental History Research Series Joint editor -in -chief。I amEmpire and Environmental Anxiety, 1800-1920: Health, Bet365 lotto review Science, Art and Conservation in South Asia and Australasia(2011), the editor -in -chief worksECO-Cultural Networks and the British Empire: New Perspectives on ENVIRONMENTORy（2015）、Climate, Science, and Colonization: Histories from Australia and New Zealand(2014), etc. 

　　Summary of content:This article examines the role of environmental factors in the formation and development of the Empires in the 19th century to the early 20th century，Pay attention to the expansion of the British Empire from material and ecological dimensions。then，Surrounding forest conservation、The emergence of ecological and tropical medicine，Discuss the interaction between European science and strange natural environment。where，Introduction of the British Empire and its more than 200 years of using the environment，Analysis of the impact of the British empire including colonies on nature。Generally speaking，The industrialization development of the UK and other countries depends on the resource of the colonies，Not only colonial expansion to promote the development of the empire，There is also the control and plunder of the environment。[Huang Xiaobo, Li Jiaxing, Li Xinghao Translation]