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Equity In the Air
by Tom Athanasiouposted Oct 29, 1999
- changing the climate, equity in the air, by Tom Athanasiou, YES! magazine
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The Global Warming Crisis
by Ross Gelbspanposted Oct 29, 1999
- The solution is as simple as it is overwhelming. To allow our inflamed climate to restabilize requires emissions reductions of 70 percent. And that implies a rapid global energy transition to high-efficiency and renewable energy sources. Those sources exist today, and they are capable of providing all the energy we use and more. Ross Gelbspan
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China's Living Water Garden
by Anne H. Mavorposted Oct 29, 1999
- A polluted river in China becomes the site of a water park that provides a safe place for children's play, a celebration of water's beauty, and a cleansing of the water itself.
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Book Reviews: Pride & Joy: The Lives and Passions of Women without Children by Terri Casey
by Ann Krumboltzposted Sep 30, 1999
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Imagine the Angels of Bread
by Martin Espadaposted Sep 30, 1999
- Poetry by Martin Espada :: Imagine the Angels of Bread
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Poetry by Martín Espada
by Martin Espadaposted Sep 30, 1999 - Poetry by Martín Espada - Jorge the Janitor Finally Quits, from the collection "Rebellion is the Circle of a Lover's Hands."
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The Page That Counts :: Fall 1999
posted Sep 30, 1999 - Amount a London-based insurance company pays on a policy if the insured party becomes impregnated by aliens, and more...
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Book Review: A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold
by Donella Meadowsposted Sep 30, 1999 -
YES! But How? :: Responsibly Dispose of Electronics
posted Sep 30, 1999 - Electronic equipment disposal, termite control, non-toxic finish for wooden toys, citrus peel and citrus solvents, organic oven cleaner.
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In Consideration of Our Common Future: Letter
from the Editor
by Sarah van Gelderposted Sep 30, 1999
- Our premise in calling the meeting is that we are reaching the limits of the modern, industrial age. Every institution of society • from education, to health care, to business, to government, to the family • is in a state of crisis or transition. But there are also signs of something new emerging • new values, new ways of relating to each other, new ways of life • that draw on ancient wisdom as well as the useful innovations of the modern era.
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Find a Place To Stand
by Lynne Twistposted Sep 30, 1999
- Tips for transformative leaders
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WTO: What's at Stake
by Dan Seligmanposted Sep 30, 1999
- WTO What's at Stake
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Free the Children: the Story of Craig Kielburger
by Tracy Rysavyposted Sep 30, 1999
- One 12 year-old-kid - what could he possibly do on behalf of children his age half a world away? Take on his own prime minister, for a start.
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The Long Boom?
posted Sep 30, 1999
- Responses to the Dialogue of Paul Hawken and David Korten
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The Feel of the Land
by Donella H. Meadowsposted Sep 30, 1999
- The Feel of the Land, by Donella H. Meadows
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