E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2002 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• All that glitters… - Advice and dissent: letters from our readers
  by B. May
• The nuclear push - Updates - no nuclear dumping in Nevada, environmentalists demand - Brief Article
  by Courtney Hibbard
• Eco-additions: remodeling for a healthier house - House & Home - Brief Article
  by Mark Harris
• Wintergreen: Rambles in a Ravaged Land. . - Books: obscure beauty - book review
• California greening - Advice and dissent: letters from our readers
  by Rick Kohl
• Dredging the Hudson - Updates - politics delay the clean-up of the river - Brief Article
  by Starre Vartan
• Back on track: a rail renaissance connects trains to natural destinations - Going Green - train service to nature areas and parks - Brief Article
  by Christopher Ott
• The Sweet Breathing of Plants. . - Books: deep breathing - book review
  by A.M. Wilborn
• California condors take flight - In Brief - back from the end - Brief Article
  by Chuck Graham
• Arsenic and old laws - Updates - purity goes out of the window - Brief Article
  by Laura M. Hrastar
• A new profit motive: the bottom line is preserving the environment - Consumer News - environmentally-, socially-minded corporations
  by Katherine Kerin
• The Science Book. . - Books: evolving science - book review
  by Katherine Kerlin
• Women's work in Mexico - In Brief - Brief Article
  by Hannah Freeman
• Clean coal? New technologies reduce emissions, but sharp criticisms persist - Currents
  by Lisa Kosanovic
• Scents and sensibilities - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - all-natural scents from Earth Solutions - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Laura M. Hrastar
• A Century of Early Ecocriticism. . - Books: critical times - book review
  by Jonathan Rogers
• Lolita, come home - In Brief - torn between two lovers - Brief Article
  by Sally Deneen
• The case against meat: evidence shows that our meat-based diet is bad for the environment aggravates global hunger, brutalizes animals and compromises our health
  by Jim Motavalli
• Say … chreese? - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - Nacho Chreese, vegetarian dip from Road's End Organics - Product Announcement
  by Courtney Hibbard
• CARtoons. . - Books: tailpipe terrors - book review
  by Jim Motavalli
• Green burial at sea? - In Brief - wet funeral - Brief Article
  by Jason G. Daley
• Body of evidence: were humans meant to eat meat?
  by Sally Deneen
• Soaping up with hemp - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - natural soaps and bath accessories from SunFeather Natural Soap Co - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Survivor, salty roads and car-free cities - Ask E - Brief Article - Column
  by Yasmin Zainulbhai
• Proceeding with caution: in the wake of September 11, environmental direct-action groups change their tactics - Currents - attack on America, 2001, aftermath
  by Paul Clarke
• Across the great divide: environmentalists and animal rights activists battle over vegetarianism - Cover Story
  by Jim Motavalli
• Itching for a new cure - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - comb, natural product to treat pediculosis - Product Announcement
• Defending the planet: Earthjustice makes a case for the environment - Currents - saving the planet
  by Katherine Kerlin
• Getting on our nerves: researchers find a connection between Parkinson's Disease and pesticides - Your Health
  by Diane Marty
• Rehance your wardrobe - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - T.S. Designs, Burlington Chemical Company Inc. introduce REHANCE, environment-friendly fabric-printing technology - Brief Article
• Give peas a chance - E Word - vegetarians and social issues - Brief Article
  by Doug Moss
• Bayview blues: San Francisco community activists fight the Navy's toxic legacy - Currents - Brief Article
  by Brian Howard
• Green beer: delicious organic brews offer a healthier alternative - Eating Right
  by Jim Motavalli
• Blueplanet Quarterly - Books: a new kind of blue - periodical - Brief Article
• Protecting our children - Advice and dissent: letters from our readers
• Troubled waters: farmers and fish in the Klamath Basin - Currents
  by Diane M. Marty
• Green acres: land trusts help protect the environment and save money, too - Money Matters - Brief Article
  by Nathan Hill
• Rivers of Life—Southwest Alaska, The Last Great Salmon Fishery. . - Books: capturing salmon - book review