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Articles in Jan-Feb 1998 issue of Sierra

• Frontier justice: Western Republicans seek a new court of, by, and for the cowboys - anti-environmentalists hope to create a Twelfth Circuit Court to replace the Ninth Circuit, which they believe is too green
  by Paul Rauber
• River Runners of the Grand Canyon. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross
• Deep-sixing two-strokes - the effort to phase out two-stroke engines, used primarily in motorboats and a major cause of toxic water pollution
  by Paul Rauber
• Has environmentalism become too extreme? - various opinions on the issue of whether the environmental movement has become too radical
  by David Helvarg
• Wild at heart - environmentalist Dave Foreman
  by B.J. Bergman
• Inside Ecotopia - Arcata, California
  by William Poole
• What money can buy - Land and Water Conservation Fund
  by Reed McManus
• Why we need a comprehensive U.S. population policy - the Sierra Club needs strengthen its policy for bringing US and world populations under control
  by Dick Schneider
• Let's focus on underlying causes, not symptoms - Sierra Club policy on population control should not focus on immigration
  by Peter H. Kostmayer
• Unnatural causes: how we're bringing disaster on ourselves - how so-called natural disasters often have man-made causes created by environmental mismanagement
  by Carl Pope
• Heart and Blood. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• Fooling mother nature. Genetically altered food? What can go wrong? - bioengineered food allows for too much pesticide use, among other environmentally unsound consequences
  by Mindy Pennybacker
• Two in the Far North. - book reviews
  by Tom Lombardo
• Far from the motoring crowd: find your way to the Lost Coast - travel to the northern coast of California just south of Eureka
  by William Poole
• Rachel's Daughters: Searching for the Causes of Breast Cancer. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross