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Articles in Summer, 2009 issue of Earth Island Journal

• A numbers game
  by Jason Mark
• What about the gators?
  by Mark Owen
• Ecological economics
  by Robert Burk
• ITQs an investment mess?
  by Astrid Scholz
• Peak bagged
  by Bruce Meyer
• Maligned algae
  by Gloeta Massie
• [Cartoon]
  by Dan Piraro
• Gas masked
• Fin icky eaters
• Wheeling and dealing
• Polluted city seeks mayor for dirty job
• Honey, don't leaf me
• Radioactive reserve
• Out of our genes!
• Shell game
• Sealing the deal
• Razing cane
• Kiwi lifeboat
• Don't spray it
• Crime and punishment
• Who, us?
• More crocodile tears
• Not it
• Planet girth
  by Gar Smith
• CSAW
• Big Wildlife
• The Altai Project
• The Adaptation Network
• KIDS for the BAY
• Project Coyote
• Bay Localize
• Energy action: victory by degrees
  by Jason Mark
• Women's Earth Alliance: when women thrive, communities thrive
  by Melinda Kramer; Jason Mark
• Restoration initiatives: economic crisis whacks CA programs
  by Ariana Katovich
• Sex sells: a tiny nonprofit uses mass media to encourage family planning
  by Jason Mark
• A population bomb: too many people and too few resources lead to bloodshed in the Philippines
  by Brad Miller
• Trash compactor
• Border war: immigration is a political minefield. Can environmentalists have a reasoned debate on the issue?
  by Kari Lydersen
• Hold steady
  by Deborah Rich; Jason Mark
• The division over multiplication
  by Audrey Webb
• Lester Brown
  by Jason Mark
• The vindication of a public scholar: forty years after the population bomb ignited controversy, Paul Ehrlich continues to stir debate
  by Tom Turner
• Last stand in the kunuku: one woman's battle to save her island's plants and culture
  by Patrick Holian
• Fuel
  by Audrey Webb
• Going Green
  by Jason Mark
• Deeply Rooted
  by Brian Shea
• More: Population, Nature, and What Women Want
  by Audrey Webb
• The kindest cut
  by Matt Leonard