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Melissa Dodd Eskilson "Flower power: finding an environmentally conscious florist is worth the trouble - Consumer News". E: The Environmental Magazine. FindArticles.com. 07 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1594/is_n5_v5/ai_15794312/

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

• A fighting chance for salmon - In Brief
  by Jack Rosenberger
• One man's junk: will the recyclers be coming for your father's Oldsmobile? - Currents
  by Jim Motavalli
• Flower power: finding an environmentally conscious florist is worth the trouble - Consumer News
  by Melissa Dodd Eskilson
• Plugging Burma's pipeline - planned natural gas pipeline in Myanmar - In Brief
  by Robert Nixon
• Attack of the feral pigs: non-indigenous species are crowding out the natives - Hawaii - Currents
  by Jack Rosenberger
• Eco parenting: walking the thin green line - The Environmentalist - includes related article on teaching children about the environment
  by Jennifer Kaylin
• Hunters' free speech - hunter harassment laws - In Brief
  by Jim Motavalli
• Electropolis: renewable energy renegade S. David Freeman takes charge at the New York Power Authority - Currents
  by Will Nixon
• Sustaining the earth - sustainable agriculture - Food & Health
  by Kellyn Betts
• The voice of our Elders: the outspoken Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders is using her "bully pulpit" to take on the tobacco companies - Interview - Cover Story
  by Jim Motavalli
• The Achilles' heel of nuclear power - In Brief
  by Jim Stiak
• The smoking gun - passive smoke hazards - includes related articles on cigarette advertising, on exporting cigarettes, and on environmental tobacco smoke - Cover Story
  by Alice Horrigan
• Smoke and mirrors - Latitudes - Column
  by Andre Carothers
• The old college try - college students and the environment - In Brief
  by Thane Grauel
• The panther's last stand: only 70 remain, and they're quickly losing their Florida habitat - Currents
  by Sally Deneen
• Trouble in paradise - tropical islands - includes related article on Aruba - Cover Story
  by Elaine Robbins