Table of Contents
This is the full table of contents of the print edition of OnEarth, Summer 2003; Volume 25, No.2. Articles available online appear as links.
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FEATURE STORIES
Saving Maine
by Colin Woodard
Scientists think a new flood of data from satellites, multi-beam sonar, and high-tech buoys could rescue threatened oceans from the brink of collapse.
The Ugly Fish Tale
by Barry Estabrook
In which pirates, chefs, and special agents hunt for the sea's 'white gold'
It's Not My Bag, Baby!
by Linda Williamson
It was the grooviest thing to come along since, oh, Tupperware, but after 25 years the plastic bag is proving that, indeed, breaking up is hard to do.
Desert Ace
by Deborah Knight
Sandra Lanham flies a 47-year-old single-engine prop over some of Mexico's most rugged terrain in search of vanishing wildlife. What keeps her airborne? Guts.
Last Stand
by Nancy Rommelmann
John Quigley climbed a 400-year-old tree in Santa Clarita and stirred the residents from their suburban torpor to civil disobedience. Now he's gone, the tree is dying, and the residents are angrier than ever.
The Art of Doublespeak
by Evan Ratliff
How do you teach a bunch of industry-loving Republicans to talk about the environment? Political consultant Frank Luntz has the answer.
BRIEFINGS
Shacking up with the turtle man
Sheep-proof fence
War remains
Harlem's air walkers
INSIDE NRDC
The View from NRDC
by John H. Adams
For too many years, Detroit has been saying, "We can't." It's time for the Big Three to start saying, "We can."
Dispatches
How's the water?; wild about Harry (Potter); and more.
Fieldwork
by Elliott Negin
The man who maps environmental revolutions
Washington Watch
The Pentagon thinks environmental laws are
hampering its ability to win a war. So what was that thing in Iraq?
DEPARTMENTS
Letter from the Editors
Letters
Living Green
Pure Energy
Eyewitness
Baghdad under blackened skies
Poetry
June Utah Evening by Reg Saner
2 a.m. Moon by by Virgil Suárez
Book Reviews
With the West facing another scorching season, what do we really know about controlling fire? Smokechasing reviewed by Philip Connors
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