E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in May-June, 1997 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• The producer pays. With Germany leading the way, governments are taking a hard look at packaging waste - and making manufacturers bear the cost - includes related article on packaging wastes
  by Jim Motavalli
• Make-up call: beauty care doesn't have to be a chemical stew - chemical-laden cosmetics - Column
  by Kim Erickson
• Proudly independent: co-ops give natural food shoppers a cost-effective choice - marketing cooperatives
  by Marshall Glickman
• The whales' lonely song - global preservation of whales - Editorial
  by Jim Motavalli
• Security blanket: fiberglass' potential dangers can be avoided with insulating alternatives
  by Suzanne Spencer
• Woody Harrelson: acting on his convictions - interview with environmental activist and actor - Interview
  by Campbell Wood
• Swamp romp: eco-touring Georgia's Okefenokee isn't for the squeamish
  by Wendy Williams
• Illegal entry: endangered animal smuggling is big business at U.S. ports
  by Denise Sewell
• Pedal power: new technology makes for better biking - carbon fiber bikes
  by Sheila Polson
• The dead Pigeon River: did Champion International's dioxin pollution create a 'Widowsville' in North Carolina? - Champion International Corp
  by Anna Manzo
• Toxic technology: electronics and the Silicon Valley
  by Chris Hayhurst
• Violence, lies and videotape: wildlife filmmaking takes a few liberties with the truth
  by Lily Whiteman
• Whale watch: pursued to the brink of extinction, cetaceans fight for survival against man-made odds - includes related articles on commercial whaling and whale watching - Cover Story
  by Elaine Robbins