E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in April, 1994 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Chernobyl: eight years after; reactors are still there - and getting worse
  by Glenn Alan Cheney
• Green batteries: powering innovation - innovations that are leading to environmentally safer batteries
  by John Carpi
• A current affair: EMF hazards continue to stir controversy - electromagnetic fields
  by Jim Motavalli
• Nibbling in the nineties - knowing how to recognize truly nutritious and health snack foods
  by Sally Deneen
• Animal patenting - impact of bioengineering on altering animals
  by B. Julie Johnson
• Happy campers: how to give your child a greener summer
  by Lenore Miller
• Jack Ward Thomas goes to Washington: the scientist made famous by the spotted owl becomes chief of the U.S. Forest Service - Interview
  by Will Nixon
• The coming green computers - includes related articles on energy-saving computers recognized by the EPA's Energy Star program and software programs on environmental subjects - Cover Story
  by Kellyn S. Betts
• The triumph of the blind Texas salamander and other tales from the Endangered Species Act - using the property rights cause to avoid financial responsibility for remedying pollution conditions that harm wildlife - excerpt from Secretary of the Interior Br
  by Bruce Babbitt
• 'Multilevel' marketing goes green - Amway Corp. and Shaklee see profits from environmentally safe products - includes related article on 'green' networking
  by Jim Motavalli
• How green is the White House? Now that the honeymoon's over, environmentalists are taking a critical look at the Clinton/Gore team's track record on a host of eco-issues - includes related articles on how to become an environmental protection lobbyist and
  by Will Nixon
• Brazil of the north - how the British Columbia timber company Macmillan-Bloedel escapes responsibility for destroying ancient forests - Column
  by Andre Carothers