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Articles in July-August, 2002 issue of Sierra

• No habitat? No problem. Aiding industry, the Bush administration abandons endangered species - Lay of the Land - Brief Article
  by Jennifer Hattam
• Where the cows come home: one farm family shows how to work the land and save it, too - Profile - Ellen and Bill Straus; rural west Marin County, California
  by Jennifer Hattam
• Condors versus oil vultures - California - plans for oil and gas drilling in California's Los Padres National Forest threatens blunt-nosed leopard lizard and the California condor - Brief Article
  by Reed McManus
• See our icy stare - advertising for Saturn Vue sport-utility vehicle seems to be set in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Brief Article
• Over-caffeinated world: how the global coffee glut threatens tropical forests - Food For Thought - Brief Article
  by Louis Freedberg
• Hold the mustard - Colorado - Ross Vincent leads successful fight to use water-based technology to neutralize mustard gas at Colorado's Pueblo Chemical Depot - Brief Article
  by Reed McManus
• Handout haven - Watch: keeping tabs on George W. Bush - environmental policy - Brief Article
  by Reed McManus
• The hidden life of your television - how television sets harm the environment - Brief Article
  by Matt Weiser
• City limits - Texas - Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter launches Wide Open Spaces Campaign - Brief Article
  by Reed McManus
• Good enough for government: playing fast and loose with nuclear waste - Lay of the Land - proposed nuclear-waste repository at Yucca Mountain - Brief Article
  by Marilyn Berlin Snell
• Power lunch: what happens when energy executive sit down with environmentalists? They come up with a plan for the future that leaves fossil fuels to the dinosaurs - Beyond Fossil Fuels - Panel Discussion
  by Marilyn Berlin Snell
• A tree victory or three - Oregon and Arizona - proposed timber sales delayed and withdrawn - Brief Article
• Swamp call - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Denny Shaffer
• Lethal dose: war on coca poisons Colombia - Lay of the Land - aerial spraying of illicit coca fields causes health problems in Colombia - Brief Article
  by Vikki Kratz
• The soul of green machines: triumphant gearheads, standing ovations for a hydrogen bus, and a yuppie BMW that's actually good for the planet. I've seen the future, and I like it - Beyond Fossil Fuels - green vehicles race in Challenge Bibendum - Brief Art
  by Marilyn Berlin Snell
• Our ears are burning - excerpt from National Public Radio satire on energy task force meeting - Brief Article
• Defining sprawl - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by James Carnahan
• Toxic-free zone - Bold Strokes - Los Angeles Unified School District endorses integrated pest management - Brief Article
• What grizzlies want: the survival of North America's most fearsome predator depends on a fragile mix of seeds, berries, trout, moths, elk—and being left alone
  by Joe Kane
• There oughta be a cartoon - Comics - Lloyd Dangle's Troubletown comic strip targets environmental issues - Brief Article
  by Reed McManus
• Here's the beef - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by James Corcoran
• The gossip on global warming - Bold Strokes - environmental education for hairdressers - Brief Article
• Rethinking the think tanks: how industry-funded "experts" twist the environmental debate
  by Curtis Moore
• Troubletown - Mixed Media
  by LLyod Dangle
• The answers are …
• Ten ways to save big on energy - Lay of the Land - Brief Article
  by Paul Rauber
• Remembering Peggy Wayburn - The Sierra Club Bulletin: news for members - Brief Article - Obituary
  by Jennifer Hattam
• Green revolution in economics. . - Books - book review
  by Bob Schildgen
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• Shell on the stand - Updates - lawsuit against Shell for execution of environmentalists in Nigeria to proceed - Brief Article
• Our new directors - The Sierra Club Bulletin: news for members - Brief Article
• Last words - US consumption of natural resources and production of greenhouse gases - Brief Article
  by Paul Schell
• Capitalism's limits: the lessons of Enron and other crises - Ways & Means - Brief Article
  by Carl Pope
• Snow job - Updates - local ski resort wants to start making snow from treated sewage for Arizona's San Francisco Peaks - Brief Article
• Like a rock: a Chevy dealer speaks out for fuel-efficient cars - The Sierra Club Bulletin: news for members - Chuck Frank - Brief Article