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Articles in March, 1999 issue of Sierra

• Sierra Club Outings - includes information and rules for participation on Sierra Club trips
• CORRECTION
• Running with BEARS - how humans can interact with grizzly bears by demonstrating calmness and indifference
  by Paul Rauber
• Is Ecotourism Good For The Planet? - benefits and harms - Brief Article
• Getting Back to Work - congressional candidates with poor environmental records who lost in the Nov 1998 elections - Editorial
  by Carl Pope
• Thoreau's Dream - preserving the Kennebec river area
  by Ted Williams
• What's Wrong With the Frogs? - how pesticides are creating deformities in frogs i=frogs
  by Kathryn Phillips
• Dream Parks - protected wildlife areas - Brief Article
• Battle of the Bigs - automobile and petroleum industries clash over new clean-air rules that reduce sulfur in gasoline, resulting is less damage to catalytic converters but more expense for retooling refineries, and other EPA regulations for the light tru
  by Reed McManus
• Canada's Forgotten COAST - Great Bear Rainforest
  by B.J. Bergman
• Rocky Mountain Hothouse Flowers
  by Paul Rauber
• Where in the WILD are You? - Brief Article
  by Jacob Goldstein
• Not Clean Enough
• Sea of Crude, Legacy of Hope - Exxon Valdez oil spill - Brief Article
  by B. J. Bergman
• Bugs Begone - how to control household pests with fundamental prevention techniques
  by Kim Rice
• Top Honors For a Sierra Club Hero
  by Jennifer Hattam
• Leaving Las Vegas - one visitor's preference for the beauty of Red Rock Canyon rather than the nearby Las Vegas attractions and his concern for the impact of development of wildlife areas
  by Guy Hand
• HOMEFRONT - environmental protection - Brief Article
  by Jennifer Hattam