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Articles in Summer, 2006 issue of Earth Island Journal

• From the editor
  by Chris Clarke
• Divine destruction
  by Harold Simons
• Errata
• Deporting wildlife
• Japan versus whales
  by Dale Mills
• Choptax
• Good move, Vietnam
• Not charming
• Not horny
• Talk about your consumer footprint
• Black tar down
• Greenland defrosts
• Trash to gas
• Bank defaults
• Bison under attack
• Diverse dirt does good
• Brazil to save more forest
• Uruguay pulp mills on hold
• In February, Red Panda Project began a campaign to garner support for efforts to create the world's first red panda reserve
• Patty Martin, director of Earth Island's Safe Food and Fertilizer Project, was recently quoted in an article in The Honolulu Advertiser regarding a bill currently before Hawaii's Senate
• Mangrove Action Project Executive Director Alfredo Quarto attended the Seattle Seafood Summit in January to protest the inadequacy of standards being used by Wal-Mart and Darden Restaurants to certify farmed shrimp as sustainably raised
• UniversitArea Protegida Nicaragua supports Nicaragua's future environmental leaders through scholarships and training
• Borneo Project
• Bay Area Wilderness Training
• In 1982, Christopher McLeod of Sacred Land Film Project produced a documentary on the radical environmental group Earth First!
• Argentina Dolphin Safe program kicks off
  by Maria Pia Biondini
• New Web site for tuna consumers
  by Mark J. Palmer
• UN recognizes dangers of ocean noise
  by Mark J. Palmer
• Dolphin Safe Solomon Islands
  by Mark J. Palmer
• From grassroots to the bargaining table
  by Melinda Kramer
• Sustainable world coalition
  by Vinit Allen
• Campaign to Safeguard America's Waters
  by Gershon Cohen
• Climb Shasta and Rainier with BAWT
  by Justin Fahey
• It's getting hot in here
  by Liz Veazey
• Nature in the City
  by Peter Brastow
• Everyone's got a story
  by Chris Clarke
• Clear skies in the desert
  by Chris Clarke
• Seeking a just transition
  by Christopher McLeod
• Down in the dirt: a farmer takes a hard look at America's favorite herbicide
  by John Peterson
• Oregon energy: a Pacific Northwest landfill captures a valuable energy source
  by Frederick Reimers
• Cheney is no sportsman
  by Colleen F. Moore
• Poison under the pavement
  by Elena Agarkova
• Ten thousand bicycles in Portland: bikes, carpools, public transit, and planned development reduce emissions in Portland
  by Annie Birdsong
• Major oil spill in Alaska: Congress eyes ANWR as oil spills in the Arctic
  by Jason Leopold
• Primal Tears
  by Karen Pickett
• Timber-dependent counties have had 100 years to kick their addiction to federal subsidy
  by John Krist