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Articles in July-August, 1993 issue of Sierra

• Now and then - Aullwood Audubon Center
  by Hannah Hinchman
• Pact with developers? An agreement to protect habitat made on a wing and a prayer - Natural Communities Conservation Planning program
  by Dashka Slater
• Greens fees - environmental problems caused by golf - includes related article on lawsuits against proposed golf courses
  by Bruce Selcraig
• The Power of Place: How Our Surroundings Shape Our Thoughts, Emotions, and Actions. - book reviews
  by Kathleen Courrier
• Seeping problems - radon hazards
  by Michael Castlemen
• The $64 million question: destructive and money-losing? Must be the U.S. Forest Service
  by Paul Rauber
• An archipelago built for two - biking, hiking and kayaking in Hawaii
  by Bill McKibben
• The Way. - book reviews
  by Kathleen Courrier
• The reluctant activist - Wallace Stegner - Column
  by Mark Mardon
• The portage - canoeing
  by Greg Breining
• Belly - opposition to uranium mine near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
  by Mary Sojourner
• John Burroughs: An American Naturalist. - book reviews
  by Kathleen Courrier
• After the bronze age - sun protection
  by Reed McManus
• Two routes diverge - scientific views of the environment
  by Carl Pope
• Borderline crazy - environmental aspects of North American Free Trade Agreement
  by Paul Rauber
• On the river - canoeing trip on the Yukon River
  by Craig Leland Childs
• The Very Rich Hours: Travels in Orkney, Belize, the Everglades, and Greece. - book reviews
  by Kathleen Courrier
• These green streets - environmental advantages of urban forests
  by Marc Lecard
• A bolder BLM: ending the orgy on the public domain - Bureau of Land Management
  by Joan Hamilton
• Reclamation - visit to an abandoned ranch
  by John Krist
• A Fierce Green Fire: The American Environmental Movement. - book reviews
  by Kathleen Courrier