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| TABLE OF CONTENTS | Volume XI, Number 1
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2000 |
COVER STORY
FLYING HIGH, SWOOPING LOW - Assessing the Environmental Movement--at the Close of the "E Decade"
The second issue of E Magazine coincided with Earth Day 1990, the 20th anniversary celebration of the first event and, in its own way, a landmark in environmental history.
By Jim Motavalli
SIDEBAR: EVOLVING ACTIVISM
By Jim Motavalli
SIDEBAR: ENVIRONMENTAL HEROES
By Josh Harkinson
SIDEBAR: FIRST THE GOOD NEWS...
By Jim Motavalli
SIDEBAR: ENVIRO-POLITICS
By Damon Franz
SIDEBAR: 12 TRENDS
By Jennifer Bogo and Jim Motavalli
FLYING HIGH, SWOOPING LOW - Assessing the Environmental Movement--at the Close of the "E Decade"
The second issue of E Magazine coincided with Earth Day 1990, the 20th anniversary celebration of the first event and, in its own way, a landmark in environmental history. With its huge turnouts around the world, Earth Day 1990 proved that in the two decades since that first small Washington gathering, the environmental movement had grown enormously and become united in common goals.
By Jim Motavalli
12 TRENDS - Wild Ideas for the New Millennium
The classic late 19th/early 20th century environmentalism articulated by John Muir, Teddy Roosevelt and others didn't stray far from protecting the land and the species that live upon it. But as the 20th century wanes, the field has become far more crowded with issues, and complicated by our technological society. In our first edition of 2000, E offers a progress report on some of the movement's emerging trends. These issues, on the fringes a few years ago are, for better or worse, moving into the mainstream, and their momentum can't be denied.
By Jennifer Bogo and Jim Motavalli
CONVERSATIONS
SANDRA STEINGRABER - Living Downstream and Fighting Back
Biologist Sandra Steingraber, Ms. magazine's 1997 "Woman of the Year," has been called "a poet with a knife," cutting through the dry data of environmental contamination with a sharp wit reminiscent of Rachel Carson.
By Heather E. Ryan
GREEN LIVING
CONSUMER NEWS: SMARTEN UP - Wall Street’s Showplace for Environmental Sustainability
By Jennifer Bogo
YOUR HEALTH: SMELLING GOOD BUT FEELING BAD - Synthetic Perfumes, Colognes and Scents Are Turning Up Noses
By Damon Franz and Holly Prall
HOUSE & HOME: WINDOWS 2000 - Saving Money With Energy-Efficient Fenestration
By Jim Motavalli
MONEY MATTERS: GREEN WIRES - Deregulation Means a Clean Power Option for Many Americans
By Peter Asmus
GOING GREEN: BREATHING EASY - In America's First Environmentally-Smart Hotel
By Jennifer Bogo
TOOLS FOR GREEN LIVING - Resources for eco-awareness and action
By Jennifer Bogo, Benjamin Chadwick, Damon Franz, and Josh Harkinson
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GREEN STRIPES ON THE ROAD AHEAD
CURRENTS
HIGH AND DRY - Buying Back Boats To Solve The Overfishing Crisis
GREENING THE ELEPHANT - Is "Environmental Republican" an Oxymoron?
SOUND IDEAS - Environmental Radio Does the Unexpected
FUEL FOSSILS - The Auto Industry Fights to Save Gas Guzzlers
KILLING THEM SOFTLY - World Bank Development Projects Push Indian Tigers to the Brink
NEWS YOU CAN USE - Rachel's Weekly Provides Information to Empower Activists
IN BRIEF
GEORGE W. BUSH - Deep in the Heart of Smog
ROCKERS HONOR THE EARTH
SACRIFICING THE SACRED MOUNTAINS
SACRIFICING TO SAVE SALMON
CLOSING SURF CITY
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