E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in May-June, 2008 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Bottled water backlash: environmental concerns are sending people back to their taps
  by Melissa Knopper
• The drugs in drinking water shocker
  by Jim Motavalli
• Who owns the tides? Alaska's fast-tracked wave permits
  by Frank Hartzell
• Wave power: the uncertain frontier of ocean-based energy development
  by Stiv J. Wilson
• Greening the Capitol: the House cleans up its act
  by Jenifer Joy Madden
• Recycled recordings: the music business' higher bar
  by Andy McDonough
• Burned-out bulbs
  by Matthew Weafer
• Digital TV's toxic takeover
  by Christopher Baxter
• Berkeley's solar boost
  by Kristin Bender
• A wobble theory
  by James Long
• Winter wonderings
  by Mirja M. Marshall
• Time to clear the air on immigration
  by Doug Moss
• Purposeful parties & better backyards
• Stem cells and the dark side
  by S.E. Hoffman
• Eco babies on board
  by Brita Belli
• Get with the program
  by Kelly N. Hughes
• Dam shame
  by Jim Motavalli
• To the last drop
  by Jim Motavalli
• On the bottle
  by Brian Colleran
• Listening to whales
  by Brian Colleran
• Bugs and bites be gone
  by Samantha Grasso
• Creative kitchenware
  by Kelly Hughes
• Hot pots
  by Samantha Grasso
• Eat your cookies
  by Brita Belli
• Eat chocolate: save the world
  by Brita Belli
• Skin solutions
  by Brita Belli
• Sensitive shoe shopping
  by Brita Belli
• A fresh take on flowers
  by Brita Belli
• Perfecting the PC: computers are getting better, but consumer habits matter, too
  by Andy McDonough
• Wide open spaces: an ecotourist's guide to the Midwest
  by John Ivanko
• Raising the new roof: from plants to polymers, it's all going green
  by Alan Richman
• A female focus: investing in companies that let women lead
  by Rona Fried
• Spilt milk: from fat free to flavored to fresh
  by Yvona Fast
• Israel's big green future: stretching resources, saving habitat and mending fences
  by Brian Colleran
• 2008 Ad
  by Melissa Knopper
• Immigration: two views
• Growing pains: three sprawling cities
• Destination America: immigration, the environment and big population numbers
  by Jim Motavalli
• A village protests
  by Brita Belli
• Chemical connections
  by Brita Belli
• Glossed over: nail salon workers and cosmetic consequences
  by Erin Barnes