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Articles in Spring, 2006 issue of Earth Island Journal

• From the editor
  by Chris Clarke
• Climate skeptic
  by Zbigniew Woznica
• Miles per turd
  by David R. Parks
• The fire last time
  by Jonathan Rector
• Pachyderm pact
• No flaring in Nigeria
• AIDS eco-training
• Drought and climate change
• Iceberg ballads
• CO2 highest in 650,000 years
• Iraq clean-up
• Green Olympics
• Civilization threatened by kangaroos
• Hot Oz rocks
• Swiss ban GMO crops
• Resurrecting Venice
• Poison laws
• EU imports deforestation
• Rising tides
• New York for the birds
• The sting
• Bush: get better advice
• Deforestation declining
• Parks and cocaine
• Billy Parish, a former Brower Youth Awards winner and the founder of Energy Action, was featured in the November 3 issue of Rolling Stone
• Bay Area Wilderness Training
• Brian Williams, director of the Red Panda Project, traveled to Nepal November 13 to 24 to present a paper at the Society for Conservation Biology's Asia section meeting on the importance of the red panda to Himalayan biodiversity conservation
• Adam Spangler
• Earth Island Journal
• Women's Global Green Action Network
• Dagoba Chocolate, a longtime advertiser in Earth Island Journal, recently received the Responsible Business Award and the Spirit of Organic Award in recognition of its leadership in sustainable practices
• Japan Dolphin Day a global success
• International Marine Mammal Project
• Baikal watch
  by Joshua K. Hartshorne
• Ethical traveler
• Safe food and fertilizer
• Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve
  by Laura P. Perez-Arce
• UniversitArea Protegida
  by Olin Cohan
• Everyone's got a story
  by Chris Clarke
• Letters from Young Activists: Today's Rebels Speak Out
  by Audrey Webb
• Divine destruction
  by Stephenie Hendricks
• Refining power: Venezuela's Hugo Chavez builds new alliances with oil
  by Hunter Jackson
• Freeing Keiko: how activists worked to liberate the world's most famous orca
  by Kenneth Brower
• Sex, sea turtles, and the Seri: Mexican and native activists choose two radically different strategies for saving marine wildlife
  by Winona LaDuke
• California energy crisis trial looms: energy traders who gamed the system in California may finally be getting their due
  by Jason Leopold
• Food fight: is the "organic" label being amended to uselessness?
  by Jason Mark
• Dumbing down smart growth: Wisconsin's "Smart Growth" law draws fire in a polarized political scene
  by Katherine Friedrich
• What will it take for the WTO to notice starving children in Niger or Malawi?
  by Anuradha Mittal
• Lessons from the right
• Jeni Krencicki graduated Phi Beta Kappa from UC Berkeley, where she studied Political Science and Conservation and Resource Studies
• Career spotlight: an interview with Phil Brick
• Short subjects
• Trash-free grad
  by Donna Gold
• Campus climate challenge
  by Aadika Singh
• Green dorms
  by Lindsey Cooper
• The Corporate Campus: Commercialization and the Dangers to Canada's Colleges and Universities
  by Audrey Webb
• A Guide Careers in Community Development
  by Audrey Webb
• I'm the Teacher, You're the Student
  by Audrey Webb
• How to keep on keepin' on as a young environmental activist
  by Aadika Singh