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Reduce, reuse, recycle, rot

Given the pressures of our consumer culture, it’s important to take stock of our buying habits. Decisions about if and...
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Forest Herbicide Plan Threatens Basketweavers

The Klamath National Forest (KNF) plans to reintroduce herbicides on thousand of acres of public land, despite fears of renewed...
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Terratorial

This issue of Terrain goes to print on the eve of what will likely be the largest show of anti-war...
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Biowarfare in the Andes

Hostile intentions toward the people of another country. Deployment of chemical weapons and biological agents. Pursuit of a scorched earth...
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Fasting for Old Growth

In 1998, then-Lt. Governor Gray Davis made a promise to the Conservation League Foundation: If he were elected governor, Davis...
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The Road Not Taken

The most heated controversies over genetic engineering in this country have centered on millions of acres of genetically altered corn...
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Unions, Environmentalists Unite Against Wal-Mart

Anti-sprawl groups and the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union have teamed up to fight Wal-Mart’s plans to build...
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Chevron Gets the OK to Pollute Bay

Instead of keeping ChevronTexaco’s Richmond refinery from polluting San Francisco Bay with dioxin, mercury, nickel, and selenium at excessive levels,...
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Dental Mercury

California dentists have agreed to adhere to state Proposition 65 and warn patients that mercury can “cause birth defects or...
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S. F. Bus Standoff

A standoff between the San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni) and the city Board of Supervisors may result in Muni’s adoption...
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Forest Plan on the Block

The Bush Administration is attempting to remove key protections for forests and waterways in the 24 million acres covered by...
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No Water Bags for the Gualala

World Water SA president Ric Davidge has withdrawn his company’s application to haul water from the Gualala and Albion rivers...
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