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Tracey C. Rembert "Living filter: do houseplants really improve indoor air? - Brief Article". E: The Environmental Magazine. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1594/is_n4_v9/ai_20942055/

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Articles in July-August, 1998 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• The maquiladoras: back door pollution - pollution problems caused by offshore assembly factories along Mexican border - Brief Article
  by Steve Sawicki
• When green means stop - efforts to end environmental racism - Editorial - Brief Article
  by Jim Motavalli
• Mercury rising: our seafood is increasingly contaminated with toxins
  by Becky Gillette
• Dr. Robert Bullard: some people don't have 'the complexion for protection.' - environmental racism - Interview
  by Jim Motavalli
• A square deal: fair trade is good business for Third World producers
  by Lauren Otis
• The desert's open veins: native rights and water fights in Albuquerque
  by Jim Montavalli
• Living filter: do houseplants really improve indoor air? - Brief Article
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• What price, MtBE? A 'green' gas additive may be causing more problems than it's solving - health effects of methyl tertiary butyl ether
  by Suzanne Zolfo Patton
• Birth control or border patrol? The Sierra Club votes down an immigration initiative - Brief Article
  by Jim Motavalli
• Head for the hills: low-impact gear for the great outdoors - environmentally friendly camping gear
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Eco-archaeology: forward into the past - researchers study how Maya and other ancient peoples related to their environments - Brief Article
  by Brigitte Betrou Seligman
• Opening the ivory door: an exercise in democracy pits conservation against animal rights - controversy over management of Zimbabwe's elephant population by Communal Areas Management Program for Indigenous Resources - Brief Article
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Harvest of shame: dissection's deadly toll hits frogs hardest - Brief Article
  by Jack Rosenberger
• Toxic targets: polluters that dump on communities of color are finally being brought to justice - environmental racism - Cover Story
  by Jim Motavalli