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Articles in March-April 1998 issue of Sierra

• Science at war with itself: after centuries, learning the value of humility - Column
  by Carl Pope
• The great indoors - American Wilderness Experience tourist attraction
  by B.J. Bergman
• Pyramid schemes: health tip for you and the planet: eat like a peasant - Brief Article
  by Paul Rauber
• Copout in Kyoto - United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Kyoto, Japan
  by B.J. Bergman
• Sagebrush and time: wide-eyed in the Idaho desert - hiking narrative - Brief Article - Column
  by Guy Hand
• Wild Thoughts from Wild Places. - book reviews
  by Carl D. Esbjornson
• Carless behavior: how to go far by driving less - Brief Article - Column
  by Bob Schildgen
• The Nearby Faraway. - book reviews
  by Ken Wright
• Reclaiming the public's forest - growing support for bill to end logging on federal land - Brief Article
  by B.J. Bergman
• Bound by the Wind. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross
• Out of the frying pan: perverse responses to global warming - industry responses to climate change - Brief Article
  by Paul Rauber
• The Boyhood of John Muir. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross
• On top of the world - trip to Baffin Island in Canada's far north - Cover Story
  by Paul Rauber
• The Hemp Revolution. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross
• Just deserts - desert hiking trip - includes related information on efforts to save wilderness lands in Nevada
  by David Darlington
• Tallying the Taku - trip down the Taku River in British Columbia - includes related information on efforts to preserve wilderness areas in British Columbia
  by Reed McManus
• Rolling towards the moon: Jack Kerouac's last great adventure - includes related information on efforts to protect the North Cascades
  by John Suiter