ET 4/95 Table of Contents

Yearning for balance: When asked about personal values, individuals invariably express less materialistic and more altruistic values for themselves than they attribute to others.

Popular and practical environmental education: Increased demand has spawned a host of new educational opportunities for new students and older workers looking for a career change.
Hands-on environmental studies
A new approach to environmental management

A shopper's guide to pesticides in produce: If you're not eating all organic produce, here are the items to avoid.
An organic primer: An answer to the question, "what is organic?"
Organics: acting locally: Local sales of organic produce are experiencing dramatic growth.
A farmer speaks out: Organic farming's strongest argument: it works, and pesticides don't.
The newest farming machines under the sun: East County farm moves to total self-sufficiency, including solar power.
Where to buy organic in San Diego: Farmers' markets, grocery stores, restaurants, CSAs and produce stands.
Happiness is organic

City of Chula Vista adopts pollution prevention policy
8th annual Beach Cleanup Day on September
Congressional support for federal pesticide rollbacks and campaign contributions
Pest control with a conscience

San Diego Sustainability Network at work: Strawbale construction and sustainable communities top the list of activities.

"K" is for Kitchen: Our resident eco-radical demonstrates how we can turn our destructive buying practices into a force for environmental sustainability.