Northern California’s Environmental Magazine
Spring 2006
Table of Contents
Powering Up for Powering Down, City by City
Sebastopol gets a road map to 2020.
Want Pesticides with your Orange Juice?
Testing pesticides on people
Greg’s Gamble
Home sweet casino, maybe
Sacramento Watch
State tackles costume jewelry
One Rad Room
Demonstration in the dorms
The Recycling Queen
Saving UC Berkeley one can at a time
Worth a Thousand Words
Comic books for farmworkers
Learning Abundance
Eat your words
Forests for the Funding
If you buy it, they can’t log it
The Garden of Erik
Permaculture’s “function stack” embodied
Homebrews & Gateway Drugs
Bringing biodiesel to backyards
The Berkeley Egghead
The art of interfering with big business
Working Water
Drink without dying
Fries With That?
Raise a pint to a 100 percent organic brewery
Good News
Hope’s editor
A Ripe Opportunity
This farm is fresh
Grains Gone (Almost) Wild
CSA bags, not boxes
Hope in Restoration
Fourth graders find their muse in Lagunitas Creek
I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Hexane-infused organic essential oils
Painting the Past into the Future
Putting Oakland’s ecology up against the wall
Will Teach for Change
Undervaluing education, trashing the environment
Trail Teachers
A week at nature camp
Steps to a Rich Future
The lowdown on the EcoHouse/Ecology Center merger
Life in the Generic Lane
“We’re in a crisis of place.”
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