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| TABLE OF CONTENTS | Volume VIII, Number 1
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1997 |
COVER STORY
WOMEN'S WORK - The leadership of the environmental movement-and the grassroots rank-and-file-are no longer male preserves
The leadership of the environmental movement-and the grassroots rank-and-file-are no longer male preserves.
By Stuart Miller
SIDEBAR: VISIONARY THINKING
Women Shape the Environmental Movement's Theoretical Base.
By Jim Motavalli
SIDEBAR: GREEN BELTS AND GREEN REVOLUTIONS
International Women Organize Against Agribusiness and Environmental Degradation.
By Tracey C. Rembert
SIDEBAR: WOMEN FORM THE FRONTLINES OF LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM
How housewives are leading local environmental movements.
By Stuart Miller
WHO WILL FEED CHINA? - The World's Most Populous Country is Facing a Massive Grain Deficit
How China's growing population is putting demands on the world economy and the environment, and what's in store for the future of the world's most populous country.
By Lester R. Brown
SIDEBAR: A SHOT HEARD 'ROUND CHINA
China faces food-shortage issues.
CONVERSATIONS
KATHLEEN ALANA MCGINTY
Interview with Kathleen Alana McGinty, chairperson of the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) and President Clinton's senior advisor on environment and natural resources issues.
By Jim Motavalli
GREEN LIVING
CONSUMER NEWS: SHOES THAT TREAD LIGHTLY ON THE EARTH
By Tracey C. Rembert
ECO-HOME: OUT THE WINDOW - Modern Homes are Heat Wasters, but Green Money-Savers are Possible
By Jim Motavalli
YOUR HEALTH: BODY, HEAL THYSELF - Alternative Medicine is a More Natural Approach to Health
By Anne W. Wilke
MONEY MATTERS: BANKING WITH A HEART - Socially Responsible Loans are a Good Investment
By Marshall Glickman
GOING GREEN: THE PRINCE OF TIDES - Marine Wildlife Abounds in Canada's Bay of Fundy
By Amy Shellenberger
THIS ISSUE'S GREEN LIVING
By Amy Shellenberger and Anne W. Wilke
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CURRENTS
WHAT'S THE BUZZ? - Wild Honeybees, Nature's Pollinators, Are in Trouble, Victims of Manmade Pollution and Tiny, Destructive Mites
DROWNING IN SAND - Desertification, a Worldwide Phenomenon that Consumes Arable Land, Threatens the World Food Supply
GHOST GRIZZLIES - Does the Great Bear Still Haunt Colorado?
DISCORDANT HAARP - The Air Force is Preparing to Militarize the Ionosphere-With Electrifying Results
IN BRIEF
SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS
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