E: The Environmental Magazine

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Articles in Nov-Dec, 1997 issue of E: The Environmental Magazine

• Insuring disaster
  by Colleen Labbe
• The last wild place - Antarctica
  by Kieran Mulvaney
• Delaying justice for the pelicans
  by Becky Gillette
• Premature puberty: is early sexual development the price of pollution?
  by Becky Gillette
• Pirates of the trees - tree thieves
  by Willow Older
• Island adventure: in the year of the reef, Bonaire offers great diving and protected coral
  by Jim Motavalli
• The truth about toxins
  by Jennifer English
• Green and read: there's no one-stop shopping for socially conscious money publications
  by Marshall Glickman
• On the chopping block - logging in Belize
  by John D. Ivanko
• The E-car update: want to buy an electric? Get ready to hurry up and wait
  by Jim Motavalli
• Winds of change - renewable energy - Editorial
  by Jim Motavalli
• Trouble above the treeline: insurgents take on the venerable - and increasingly activist - Appalachian Mountain Club
  by David Dobbs
• The non-toxic nursery: greening up the room that baby grows up in
  by Mark Harris
• Terri Swearingen: the long war with WTI - Waste Technologies Industries - Interview
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Turf wars: swelling human populations are crowding out other species
  by Elaine Robbins
• Highways to hell: bikes and buses battle the road, tire and asphalt lobby
  by Linda Baker
• Electric currents: as Americans worry about oil prices, global warming and a disintegrating nuclear industry, renewable energy is making a comeback - Energy for the Next Century, part 1
  by Tracey C. Rembert
• Raising a ruckus: learning how to monkey-wrench at direct action camp
  by Nick Davis
• Power struggle: will utility deregulation finally unplug 'dirty' electricity?
  by Jim Motavalli
• Mad cowboys: the beef industry takes aim at 'food disparagement.'
  by John Stauber
• Beyond batteries: new technologies power the car of the future
  by Jim Motavalli