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Articles in Nov-Dec 1997 issue of Sierra

• The Future is Ours. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• The edible schoolyard: reading, writing, planting, composting, slicing and dicing - the Edible Schoolyard project was started at a Berkeley, CA grade school after Alice Waters founder of a nearby restaurant, visited the school and saw the junk food the ch
  by Paul Rauber
• Affluenza. - video recording reviews
  by Liza Gross
• A plan to die for: with friends like these, wild creatures don't need enemies - Clinton administration makes deals with developers, timber interests and large property owners under a 1982 amendment to the Endangered Species Act - Brief Article
  by B.J. Bergman
• The Streamkeeper. - video recording reviews
  by Lisa Gross
• Connect: A New Ecological Paradigm. - video recording reviews
  by Lisa Gross
• Into the outdoors - getting urban children involved with nature through the Sierra Club Inner City Outing project - The Next Generation - Cover Story
  by Tracy Baxter
• A planet unfree: what does human rights have to do with environmental protection? Everything - big business and government forces oppress people if they protest pollution and the exploitation of natural resources - The Next Generation - Cover Story
  by Aaron Sachs
• Big win for little lungs - air pollution enforcement bolstered
  by B.J. Bergman
• Schools of thought: civics, thrift, environmentalism, and other American values - Ways & Means - Column
  by Carl Pope
• Charging Ahead. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen