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Open Spaces Topics -> Topics -- Environment
Environment
“The Great Blue Heron: Icon and Ethos” Barbara Walker
“Salmon and the Northwest” Roy Hemmingway
“Smokey Bear Meets the Western Spruce Budworm: A Story of Ad Hoc forest Management” Emilie Grossman
“Growth in the Northwest Landscape” Richard P. Benner
“Water in the West” Charles Wilkinson (v1, n3)
“A River Runs Against It: America's Evolving View of Dams” Bruce Babbitt (v1, n4)
"Earth's Unruly Tenant" Jane Lubchenco (v2, n1)
“Can a Community Have a Food System?” Joan Dye Gussow (v2, n2)
“Native Environmental Sovereignty in the New Millennium” Mary Christina Wood (v2, n3)
“The Future of Whales: Choice or Chance?” Bruce R. Mate and Deborah A. Goldstein (v2, n4)
“Forged by the Wild: Leaders with a Wilderness Ethic” William Faries (v3, n2)
“Why Rail?” Emory Bundy (v3, n2)
“Why Rail Works” Dave Earling (v3, n3)
“Light Rail: Critics' Claims and Facts” Sound Transit (refutation of points made in Mr. Bundy's article Why Rail?) (v3, n3)
“Light rail Continued: Emory Bundy Responds” (v3, n3)
“Whatever Happened to the Willamette River? The Public Will” Penny Harrison (v3, n3)
“Letter” Tom McAllister (David Charlton's contributions to pollution control) (v3, n4)
"Restoring Rivers Within City Limits” Amy Souers and Betsy Otto (v3, n4)
“Living With Our Rivers: Part I: The Willamette River – A Continuing Struggle” Paul G. Risser (v3, n4)
“River Remembrances” Travis Williams (v3, n4)
“Restoring Rivers Within City Limits” Amy Souers and Betsy Otto (v3, n4)
"Portland's Willamette Waterfront: A Continuum of Change” Barbara Walker (v4, n1)
“Duwamish: The River of Seattle's History May Be Flowing Toward the Superfund” Daniel Jack Chasan (v4, n1)
“The Portland Harbor: From Pollution in Paradise to Superfund Site” Greg Higgins, Ph.D. (v4, n1)
“How Are We Doing? Assessing the Basic Elements of Salmon Recovery” William Stelle, Jr. (v4, n1)
“Measure 7 and the Social Contract” Richard P. Benner (v4, n1)
“Running on Empty: In the Kalmath Basin there isn't enough to go around.” Daniel Jack Chasan (v4, n2)
“The Western Power Crisis” Roy Hemmingway (v4, n2)
“Unforeseen Consequences: Of Laws and Fishes” Jeff Curtis (v4, n3)
“A New Agenda for the Global Environment” Jonathan Lash (v4, n4)
“This Place on Earth 2002: Measuring What Matters” Northwest Environmental Watch (edited excerpt) (v4, n4)
“California Schemin': Did Manipulation of Electricity Supplies Cost You Money?” Edward Sheets (v4, n4)
“Lessons from the Land for Protection in the Sea: The Need for a New Ocean Ethic” Jane Lubchenco, with Renee Davis-Born and Brooke Simler (v5, n1)
“In Livable Cities is Preservation of the wild” Mike Houk (v5, n2)
“Energy Trust: Oregon Helps Consumers Reduce Electricity Costs” Edward W. Sheets (v5, n2)
“The Endangered Species Act: Thirty Years on the Ark” Jeff Curtis and Bob Davison (v5, n3)
“Symbols and Stealth: Are 30 Years of Environmental Protection Up For Grabs?” Daniel Jack Chasan (v5, n3)
“Keeping the Lights On” Edward W. Sheets (v5, n3)
“What's Happening to the Birds: Dynamics of Northwest Bird Populations” David B. Marshall (v5, n4)
“Recreational Birding” Tom McAllister (v5, n4)
“Oregon Cascades on the Frontier of Birding Economics” Stephen Shunk (v5, n4)
“Yardbirds: Entertaining Your Avian Neighbors and Yourself” Bob Wilson (v5, n4)
“Keeping the Lights On II” Edward W. Sheets (v6, n2)
“The Energy Bill” Edward W. Sheets (v6, n3)
“The Northwest Faces Major Energy Decisions” Edward W. Sheets (v6, n4)
“Pacific Salmon Re-Story-Ation” Jim Lichatowich (v6, n4)
“Working Toward An Energy Agenda For The 21 st Century” Sen. Maria Cantwell (v7, n1)
“The Future Gazers: Will Scientists ever be Able to reliably Avert Infectious Disease Outbreaks?” Leslie Bienen (v7, n1)
“Restoring Salmon – How Are We Doing?” Edward W. Sheets (v7, n1)
“The Power of Wind, Sun and Falling Water” Angus Duncan (v7, n2)
“Answers to Commonly Asked Questions Regarding Renewable Energy” Diane Zipper (v7, n2)
“The West Coast Leads the Nation on Energy Efficiency” Edward W. Sheets (v7, n2)
“Oil and Water in Puget Sound” Shelby Scates (v8, n2)
“Volcanoes and Superquakes: Living with Geologic Hazards in the Pacific Northwest” Stephen L. Harris (v8, n3)
“Drawing a Natural Resource Map for the New Century” John A. Kitzhaber, M.D. (v8, n4)
“Green Chemistry” Jean Mullins (v8, n4)
“British Colombia: Super, Natural and the Western Canada wilderness Committee” Emory Bundy (v9, n2)
“Nchi-Wana” Lavina Washines (salmon) (v9, n2)
“Land Use Planning” Robert Sherwood (v9, n3)
"Going, Going, Gone: Reflections on the Retirement of the Bull Run Hydroelectric Project"John Esler (v9,n4)
"Ringing in New Life for Rivers"Amy Kober (v9,n4)
"The West Coast Leads the Way on Energy and Climate Protection" Edward W. Sheets (v9, n4)
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