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Summer 2002

The Mokelumne

March 15, 2002 by Laird.Townsend
The Mokelumne
At 8,000 feet in the Sierra, between Lake Tahoe and Yosemite Valley, twin miniature lakes gather the headwaters of the Mokelumne River, which provides the drinking water for the East Bay.
Posted in Summer 2002

Liquid Solar

March 15, 2002 by Staff.Reporter
Liquid Solar
The Nation’s Fastest-Growing Alternative Fuel? Vegetable Oil.
Posted in Summer 2002

When We Bombed the World

March 15, 2002 by Alexander.Cockburn
When We Bombed the World
The Cold War may be over but its legacy remains hot and deadly.
Posted in Summer 2002

The Right to Grow Organic

March 15, 2002 by Dan.Rademacher
The Right to Grow Organic
Arnold Taylor and his son farm 3,500 acres south of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The Taylors raise organic beef, and grow organic-certified wheat, oats, barley, mustard, lentils, and, until recently, canola.
Posted in Summer 2002

Desert Water Marketing Plan Nears Key Vote

March 15, 2002 by Irene.Lyn
Desert Water Marketing Plan Nears Key Vote
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) could vote as early as June on Cadiz Inc.’s unprecedented proposal to store water under its privately owned desert land for resale to municipal customers.
Posted in Summer 2002

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