E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in May-June, 1998 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Food porn: organic foods may be grown with sewage sludge and drugs - public protest against organic standards for food crops proposed by the USDA
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Feeling the heat: can the global warming agreement be saved? - US opposition to the Kyoto Global Warming Protocols
  by Linda Baker
• Jurassic dump: a Universal Studios theme park in Japan sits on top of a toxic waste site - proposed theme park in Osaka, Japan
  by Jim Motavalli
• The trouble with meat - foodborne pathogens - includes related articles - Cover Story
  by Jim Motavalli
• The biotech century: playing ecological roulette with Mother Nature's designs
  by Jeremy Rifkin
• The great supplement scare: are herbal remedies under attack from a vast international conspiracy?
  by Kim Erickson
• Pocketbook power: how well-organized boycotts change corporate policy
  by Marshall Glickman
• Swimming upstream: new products fight the backyard pool's chlorine addiction - new alternatives to chlorine for disinfecting pools
  by Jim Motavalli
• Nicols Fox: investigating a food supply gone haywire - author discusses E. coli and other food-borne pathogens - Interview
  by Jim Motavallie
• Slow, but steady: with the Green Tortoise Bus line, getting there is half the fun - adventure tours bus line
  by Steve Wilson
• Swearing off swordfish: marine campaigns spotlight wasteful fishing practices
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Natural critter care - growing popularity of natural pet care, which includes non-processed whole foods and other organic products
  by Tracey C. Rembert