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Articles in July 2002 issue of National Geographic

• The H.L. Hunley: secret weapon of the confederacy.
  by Oeland, Glenn
• Explore the World. (Adventure Online).
• Eyes to the future. (Medicine).(Brief Article)
• Mother bear man. (Forum).
• Three of a kind. (Biology).(Brief Article)
• The Philippines. (Hotspots: preserving pieces of a fragile biosphere).
  by Vesilind, Priit J.
• Special edition poster. (Behind the scenes at the National Geographic Society).
• Spawn of a Hurricane? Tropical lionfish a mystery off U.S. coast. (Ecology).(Brief Article)
• Attwater's prairie-chickens. (Forum).
• Somalia: a failed state? Fighting and famine plague a nation with no real government, but private enterprise flourishes in this ultimate free market. (In Focus).
  by Cockburn, Andrew
• Putting reading on the map: book drive links American teen, African students. (Behind the scenes at the National Geographic Society).(Brief Article)
• Almanac. (Geographica).(Brief Article)
• Danube river. (Forum).
• A flowering of freedom. (The Big Bloom).(Brief Article)
• Bald eagles come back from the brink.
  by Eliot, John L.
• America's best. (Behind the scenes at the National Geographic Society).
• Maya paint: made to last. (Technology).(Brief Article)
• Diamonds. (Forum).
• Photographer Jonathan Blair has focused recently on large-scale projects, from shipwrecks to pterosaurs. (Worldwide).(Brief Article)
• Half life: the lethal legacy of America's nuclear waste.
  by Long, Michael E.
• Curious as cats. (Behind the scenes at the National Geographic Society).(Brief Article)
• Can hunting save lions? (Conservation).(Brief Article)
• March 2002. (Forum).(Brief Article)
• Five years after he first began tracking efforts to raise the sunken Confederate submarine H. L. Hunley, staff author and native South Carolinian Glenn Oeland clambered aboard a crane barge outside Charleston Harbor to see the sub emerge from its watery g
• Ask us. (Things You Want To Know).
• Looking to the skies: stargazing Carnegie celebrates one hundred years. (Astronomy).(Brief Article)
• See the USA the walking way: some ideas for summer vacation. (Special educational advertising section).
  by Mantella, Tino J.
• From the editor.(Brief Article)
  by Allen, Bill
• Patience, personified. (Alaska).(Brief Article)
• Seeing the story. (National Geographic Explorer, MSNBC).(Brief Article)
• Chesapeake crabs: a rally? After lean years, cautious optimism in the bay. (Conservation).(Brief Article)
• Ask us. (Forum).
  by Waring, Topher
• Fallout from an assignment: lab tests produce an unexpected result. (Nuclear Waste).(Brief Article)
  by Foster, Kate
• Pentagon. (National Geographic Channel).(Brief Article)
• Sounds dangerous. (Health).(Brief Article)
• ZipUSA: Murfreesboro, Arkansas. (Forum).
  by Rupe, Robin C.
• Plant-it Earth. (The Big Bloom).(Brief Article)
• Stalking amid brilliance. (Adventure Online).(Brief Article)
• A very special delivery: rhino birth Cincinnati Zoo first in 112 years. (Conservation).(Brief Article)
• Golden age treasures. (Forum).
  by Wiering, Sandra
• The big bloom: how flowering plants changed the world, (The Rise Of Life On Earth).
  by Klesius, Michael
• Useful tools. (Adventure Online).(Brief Article)
• Portrait of a famous lady. (Archaeology).(Brief Article)
  by Fox, Andrew
• Solo across the Arctic. (Forum).
• Hiking through a national park in the Philippines in search of the Palawan peacock pheasant, author Priit Vesilind realized he was prepared for every hazard but the most obvious. (Worldwide).(Brief Article)