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Articles in July-August 1992 issue of American Forests

• The Lincoln-log syndrome - on felling trees
  by Alan Liere
• Wetlands in chaos - preservation of biotic ecosystems - includes related articles - Watershed Wars
  by Carolee Boyles-Sprenkel
• New life for the "River of Grass." - the Everglades, Florida - Watershed Wars
  by Randy Johnson
• Wetlands of North America. - book reviews
  by Wallace Kaufman
• Winning the peace - the necessity of infrastructure and environmental policy development in post-Cold War USSR - Editorial
  by Neil Sampson
• The Mazama survivor - 7,000-year-old tree unearthed in Chemult, Oregon
  by Herbert E. McLean
• A solution to mine drainage? - manmade swamp as filter for acid mine drainage - Watershed Wars
  by Soc Clay
• The Yew Tree. - book reviews
  by Wallace Kaufman
• Global ReLeaf casts historic shadow on Moscow peace parade - Famous and Historic Tree Program between US and Moscow - American Forests Today
  by Neil Sampson
• An Appalachian original - Table Mountain pines
  by Charles E. Williams
• Haven in the desert - habitat development in the California desert
  by Carrie Casey
• Appalachian innovator - cleric and scientist Al Fritsch - Earthkeepers - Column
  by Jim Condrad
• The greening of the Corps - US Army Corps of Engineers changes its image from dam builders to eco-engineers
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Salmon and forests: fog brothers - exploitation of trees and salmon in the Pacific Northwest - Watershed Wars
  by Robert Steelquist
• The California X-disease - forest decline
  by Charles E. Little
• Introducing Cool Communities - new American Forests program - includes related articles
  by Anne Semrau