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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2009 issue of Alternatives Journal

• Correction
• Ask not what the economy can do for the environment
  by Nicola Ross
• Sailing grain
• 100-mile stores
• Mining fish
• Out of thin air
• Annelid activists
• Praise from Buzz Holling
  by Buzz Holling
• The true test
  by Jim Harding
• Whites pointers
  by Victor Robichaud
• Carbon crash
  by Bill Henderson
• Praising David
  by Sandy Houston
• Immigrant insects
  by Samantha Magnus
• Panama hats: a weavers' association in Ecuador scaled back to discover security and stability
  by Louise Guenette
• Take a BIXI
• Aged Kleenex
• On Sandy Pond
  by John
• Anti-Farm Bill
• Eco heroes
• Kyoto out of court
• Mining dilemma: although small-scale and artisanal mining have potential, they require government regulation to avoid environmental and safety abuses
  by Saleem H. Ali
• Growing right: small-scale farming is an answer, but not the solution
  by Peter Andree
• BC's rush for hydro power: water privatization in a small-scale suit
• Renewable Ontario: the province's new scheme tests how big small-scale energy can become
  by Peter Gorrie
• Pedal power: the Indian villages of Kinchlingi and Tumba are proving that small-scale biodiesel generation can create self-sufficient, sustainable communities
  by Geeta Vaidyanathan
• Horse power: at the right scale, horse logging is both environmentally preferable and economically viable
  by Kymberley Anne Snarr
• Urban harvest: Gail and Wally's SPIN farming and Carmie's soup service are yielding profits
  by Elaine Morin
• The cost of carbon: get used to uncertainty, and allow government, not traders, to set the price of carbon
  by Rick Hyndman
• Doomed island: Nauru's short-sightedness and resulting decline are an urgent warning to the rest of the planet
  by David Kendall
• Water Woes
  by David Wellhauser
• Peace on Earth
  by Myles Mellor