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| TABLE OF CONTENTS | Volume XIV, Number 1
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2003 |
COVER STORY
POWER PLAYS - Fuel Cells are Reaching the Market, in What Could be a $100 Billion Industry
Fuel cells are reaching the market, in what could be a $100 billion industry.
By Jim Motavalli
THE HYDROGEN ECONOMY - After Oil, Clean Energy From a Fuel-Cell-Driven Global Hydrogen Web
Can a combination of technological innovation, global cooperation and strategic thinking take oil off the international chessboard of power politics and replace it with the ultimate energy carrier, lighter-than-air, and potentially non-polluting hydrogen?
By Jeremy Rifkin
FEATURES
HIJACKING HYDROGEN - Will Big Oil, Coal Interests and the Nuclear Industry Control the Next Energy Revolution?
Will big oil, coal interests and the nuclear industry control the next energy revolution?
By Jim Motavalli
CONVERSATIONS
JAMES S. CANNON - China at the Crossroads
Interview with James S. Cannon.
By Jim Motavalli
AMORY B. LOVINS - Building the Hydrogen Economy
Interview with Amory B. Lovins.
By Jim Motavalli
GREEN LIVING
CONSUMER NEWS: THE NATURAL SMILE - New Toothpastes Clean Without the Chemicals
By Starre Vartan
EATING RIGHT: PASTA PREFERRED - America’s Favorite Dish Goes Organic
By Eve Hightower
YOUR HEALTH: DRUGGING OUR WATER - We Flush It, Then We Drink It
By Melissa Knopper
HOUSE & HOME: LET IT FLOW - Permeable Pavements Prevent Water Runoff
By Phoebe Hall
MONEY MATTERS: SHADES OF GREEN - Stock Tips for Environmentally Motivated Investors
By Pamela J. Gordon
GOING GREEN: A GREEN GETAWAY - The Virgin Islands’ Maho Bay Puts Conservation First
By Karen Madsen
TOOLS FOR GREEN LIVING - Resources for eco-awareness and action
By Phoebe Hall, Kristine Hansen, Eve Hightower, Corene Luh, Jim Motavalli, Megan Riley, and Richard D. Smith
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BEHIND THE LABEL - How Well Is the Forest Stewardship Council Protecting Trees?
UNDERMINING LIVES - Longwall Mining Produces That Sinking Feeling
CITIES THAT SMELL - Some Urban Centers Use Common Scents
A TAXING STATE OF AFFAIRS - Lester Brown’s New Group Links the Media and Economy
THE WHALE KILLERS - Japan Fights International Opinion to Continue Hunting Cetaceans
IN BRIEF
LEARNING TO LOVE BATS
DEATH IN THE KLAMATH
NANTUCKET’S GREEN GRAZERS
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN ALABAMA
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