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Articles in Wntr, 2004 issue of Earth Island Journal

• From the editor
• Thanks, Adam
• Oil wells won't end well
  by Sidney J. Holt
• Honestly, it was nothing
  by Peggy Randall
• Alaska: Oil and the Natives
  by Elise Wolf
• Breathtaking letter
  by Steen Hviid
• Parks congress focuses on protected areas
• Coral faces extinction
• Farmers don't cotton to Monsanto
• Government to citizens: no nukes!
• The hunt for depleted uranium
• Tres chaud
• We won't log the Louvre, either
• Deep-fried squid
• Good news for sea turtles?
• Don't empty that trash
• Indonesian wood sneaks past US border
• Just java
• Bank to fund Peru drilling project
• Boreal Footprint Project
• City Talk
• John Gray's SeaCanoe Tours, named by National Geographic Adventure as one of the World's Top 25 Adventures
• Two new projects have joined Earth Island
• Bay Area Wilderness Training
• Global Service Corps
• Sakae Fujiwara, author of Keiko's story for children, recently donated $4,000 from the proceeds of her book to the Free Willy/Keiko Foundation
• Lisa Wallace
• Some progress at IWC
  by Mark J. Palmer
• Military vs. whales fight continues in Congress
  by Mark J. Palmer
• Whale activist killed in St. Lucia
• Brower Youth Awards
• Campaign to Safeguard America's Waters
  by Gershon Cohen
• Spoonbill action voluntary echo: disease threatens spoonbills in Taiwan
  by Derek Schubert
• Mangrove action project
  by Alfredo Quarto
• Friendship with Uganda
  by Nicola Swinburne
• ReThink Paper
  by Nancy Hurwitz
• Everybody's got a story
  by Audrey Webb
• Baja's beleaguered beaches: will an ill-considered mega-tourism development plan end a traditional way of life?
  by Tony Moats
• Silent towers, empty skies
  by Joe Eaton
• Cancun diary: opposition from the world's poorest countries derails the World Trade Organization's fifth ministerial meeting
  by Tom Turner
• Another World is Possible: Popular Alternatives to Globalization at the World Social Forum
  by Audrey Webb
• The greenhouse diet: as if climate change isn't bad enough: elevated CO2 may deplete the food you eat of protein, with devastating ecological consequences
  by David Seaborg
• Balancing on a turtle's back: species protection versus human needs in Panama
  by James Barsimantov
• Fueling tensions with water: the liquid dimension to the Middle East conflict
  by Piers Moore Ede
• "Deep-sea corals are perhaps the most vulnerable to bottom trawling of all forms of marine life."
  by Ted Danson