E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in July, 2000 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• UPDATES - possible adverse side effects of wearing perfume - this and other items are discussed - Brief Article
• The Well-Organized Camper. - Review - book review
• Business Savvy - green products become major business sector
  by Jennifer Bogo
• Despicable Species: On Cowbirds, Kudzu, Hornworms, and Other Scourges. - Review - book review
• The Color of Money - a successful Earth Day in 2000, despite massive media attention to the Elian Gonzalez case - Brief Article
  by Jim Motavalli
• Running on EMPTY - the temporary increase in gasoline prices may be an indication of things to come
  by Jim Motavalli
• IS THE TEMPERATURE Rising?: The Uncertain Science of Global Warming. - Review - book review
• Letters From Our Readers
• Try Our Nukeburgers - radiation preservation of food
  by Becky Gillette
• Forests to Fight Poverty. - Review - book review
• Nader's Raid - Ralph Nader runs for president
  by Jim Motavalli
• Brain Food - how consumer seafood choices affect the environment
  by Jennifer Bogo
• Citizen Muckraking: How to Investigate and Right Wrongs in Your Community. - Review - book review
• On Line and Active - environmental activity online, such as the movement to save the Lucius Burch Natural Area in Tennessee
  by Josh Harkinson
• One Man's Treasure - industrial surplus programs allow businesses to donate excess inventory to help worthy causes - Brief Article
  by Jim Motavalli
• Ocean's End: Travels Through Endangered Seas. - Review - book review
• In Brief - Caribou reintroduced into northern Idaho - this and other items are discussed
• Pooling Your Resources - tips on reducing energy used by swimming pools - Brief Article
  by Jennifer Bogo
• Mattanza: Love and Death in the Sea of Sicily. - Review - book review
• They Speak for the Trees - protest against old growth logging in Finland
  by Silja J.A. Talvi
• Northern Exposure - L.L. Bean Outdoor Discovery School - Brief Article
  by April Reese
• Hard Green: Saving the Environment From the Environmentalists. - Review - book review
• Hunters No More - hiring former macaw trappers to help protect the birds - Brief Article
  by Lillian M. Roberts
• Keeping Bugs at Bay - natural insect repellents
  by Chris Hayhurst
• Crushed Rock, Big Ice and Soap Suds - environmental implications of gravel extraction - Brief Article
  by Sherry Barnes
• Tofu, Inc - natural food businesses being acquired large corporations, ranging from General Mills to Philip Morris - Brief Article
  by Jennifer Bogo
• Tools For Green Living - green products - Brief Article
  by Sherry Barnes