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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• The real opiate to the masses
  by Thayer Procyson
• Que se-raw, se-raw: is uncooked food the next big thing?
  by Starre Vartan
• The nature of the wild
  by Katherine Hartley
• Easy water filtering: how to choose an optimal system
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Open season on "varmints": for saving endangered prairie dogs, it's the eleventh hour
  by Jim Motavalli
• Just what the naturopath ordered
  by Christopher Maloney
• No flies on me
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Northern exposure
  by Stare Vartan
• Getting there: a guide to planet-friendly cars
  by Jim Motavalli
• Shooting "varmints" decimates a prairie dog colony
  by Jenna Kochmer
• Don't say cheese
  by Nancy Pennington
• Refreshing products from a refreshing family
  by Elizabeth Gartshore
• The toxic compound with a polished image
  by Katherine Hartley
• Caught in a net: fifteen years after Exxon Valdez, Alaskan fishermen are still waiting for a settlement
  by Ashley Shelby
• Buying Nemo
  by Sarah Osterhoudt
• Save while you surf
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Recycling article incomplete
  by Bob Besso
• Overseas mutual: investing in sustainability abroad
  by Roddy Scheer
• Greening the conventions
  by Erik Gehring
• Hot fun in the summertime
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Correction
• The quiet paradise: getting away from it all in the Cook Islands
  by Kelly Pucci
• Clean energy goes to college
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Potato paradise
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Frogs in peril, bug zapper mayhem, and the artificial reef debate
• Operation prairie storm
  by Doug Moss
• Countdown for cod
  by Jim Motavalli
• Water for life … or profit?
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Green partying
  by Joel Gershon
• Green restaurants gain momentum
  by Fred Durso, Jr.
• Global warning
  by Cathy Shufro
• Green menus: college campuses opt for sustainable dining
  by Cathy Shufro
• Toxins for tots
  by Roddy Scheer
• Back to the good life
  by Elizabeth Gartshore
• Protecting Thailand's forests: exploring the village to ministry connection
  by Mark Detsky
• Wasting the West: how welfare ranchers and their livestock are damaging public land
  by Jack Rosenberger
• Just say no to investing
  by Camilla Gorham
• Prairie bandits: on the trail of the black-footed ferret
  by Jenna Kochmer
• A forgotten frontier
  by Elizabeth Gartshore
• Everybody hurts: the natural alternative to prescription pain relief
  by Melissa Knopper
• Blackening the skies: the Bush administration pushes dirty coal plants
  by Keith Schneider