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Linda Baker "Through the smoke: China embraces sustainability—one city at a time". E: The Environmental Magazine. FindArticles.com. 02 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1594/is_3_15/ai_n6137128/

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Articles in May-June, 2004 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Hemp! A profitable, renewable resource
  by Elizabeth Gartshore
• Not my views
  by Betsy Hartmann
• Pulp friction: debating the paper alternatives
  by Jim Motavalli
• Big beautiful cats
  by Christina Zarrella
• Razing Canada
  by Bryan Barrow
• Plantation pines: the paper industry moves South
  by Jim Motavalli
• Credit where it's due: Green credit unions do well by doing good
  by Roddy Scheer
• The high cost of coal
  by Jim Motavalli
• Last stand for Hawaiian birds
  by Jim Motavalli
• Injecting mercury: is thimerosal the missing link to autism and developmental problems?
  by Annette Fuentes
• Sustainable Scotland: hike, bike, kayak and birdwatch among natural splendor
  by John Ivanko
• The digital debate, chasing paper and swimming green
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Pollution off the starboard bow
  by Diane Solomon
• Restoring Iraq's Eden
  by Lori Luechtefeld
• The low-carb conundrum: can environmentalists "go Atkins" and still eat healthfully?
  by Julia Fawkes Stuart
• Best for baby: natural alternatives promote healthy kids
  by Diane M. Marty
• Wangari Maathai: from jail to parliament
  by Mia MacDonald
• Clearing the air with hybrid buses
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Tree-friendly paper
  by Elizabeth Gartshore
• Care for your hair
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Testing Bush on mercury
  by Jim Motavalli
• The nuke next door: do cancers cluster around atomic plants?
  by Trish Riley
• Dapper duds
  by Kimberly Jordan Allen
• Is free trade fair?
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Contradictory reports fuel recycling debate
  by Roddy Scheer
• Through the smoke: China embraces sustainability—one city at a time
  by Linda Baker
• Drink a beer, save a turtle
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• The GM foods you're eating
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Confronting chlorine
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• A blizzard of paper
  by Doug Moss
• Greening Cuba: the island's new environmentalism faces challenges
  by Eliza Barclay
• Buzz off!
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Calling all gardeners
  by Christina Zarrella
• Green, but clean: breaking the lawn-care pesticide cycle
  by Jane M. Bradley
• Immigration: a polarized debate
  by Olivia Eielson
• Energizing wood power: replacing fossil fuels in a "clean energy" economy
  by Heather Kaplan
• Hydrogen hype?
  by Jim Motavalli
• Immigration not the problem
  by Peter H. Kostmayer
• The paper chase: the paperless office is still a distant dream. In the interim, we should be recycling more and developing alternatives to wood-based paper
  by Jim Motavalli