E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in March-April, 2008 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Green U
  by Doug Moss
• Debunking desalination: the "Miracle Process" that can't cure the world's water woes
  by Paul Brannan
• Before they're ready: toxins and TV could be leading kids to early puberty
  by Erin Barnes
• The comforts of home brewed
  by Jim Motavalli
• What stinkin' Green Jobs?
  by Kaitlin Weeks
• Burning down the house : fire spending overwhelms forest service budget
  by Josh McDaniel
• The new super foods: high energy organics hit the shelves
  by Julia Hirsch
• An old woolen standby
  by Jim Motavalli
• Know thy plastics
  by Leslie Harty
• Curing congestion: variable toll pricing gets cars off the road
  by Jessica A. Knoblauch
• A leafy retreat: treehouses provide communion with nature
  by Kevin Leshane
• For goodness sake
  by Brita Belli
• A poop by any other name
  by Victoria Parsons
• 2008 Ad
  by Brita Belli
• Our mutual friends: separating the true green funds from the pack
  by Rona Fried
• Danger signs
  by Jim Motavalli
• From plate to planet
  by Lindsay Pollard-Post
• The plug-ins are coming
  by Jim Motavalli
• Lost in the Amazon: Project Baggage pioneers "community-based tourism" in Brazil
  by Elizabeth Dwoskin
• The new old wind
  by Erin Barnes
• The high cost of coal-to-liquids
  by Darrin Youker
• The slaughter continues
  by Jim Motavalli
• Happy feet: children's footwear takes an eco-turn
  by Brita Belli
• Hydrogen hopes
  by Carl Pino
• Great lakes invaders
  by Edward McClelland
• Cleaner, Greener U.: students are driving the campus climate movement, fighting Big Coal and putting legislators on notice
  by Brita Belli
• Bicycle packing
  by Jim Motavalli
• The road to ethanol
  by Remy Chevalier
• The ABC's of unrelenting waste
  by Pat Spillman
• Going with the flow: colleges get serious about saving water
  by Katherine Cure
• Two-Way talk
  by Jim Motavalli
• From pouches to couches
• Artificial turf wars
• Big ideas: college students create their own sustainable solutions
  by Shawn Query
• Here comes the sunpowered batteries
  by Jim Motavalli
• Iceland's abundance of energy: can Iceland build a future on hydrogen and geothermal?
  by Jim Motavalli
• The green nitty gritty: whittling down the college list
• One tough computer
  by Jim Motavalli