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December 1994
- Season's Greenings
- Dreaming of a green Christmas
- Fear and loathing in Mira Mesa
- Floodplain fever: the trolley arrives in Mission Valley
- There's a new wildlife policy in Kenya: use it or lose it
- Environmental science lab to bloom at inner city school
- Carlsbad company cleans up
- Earth Day is what YOU make it
- "T" is for tinsel
- The How-to alternative to command and control rules
- Factiods, random bits and eco-trivia
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November 1994
- Food for thought
- Conservation a la carte
- Chef's Collaborative 2000 Charter: food for life!
- John Robbins: to eat his own
- "Bon Appetit"
- Geting the right stuff
- The global citizen's plan
- How healthy is your bedroom?
- Building Materials Recycling: industrial strength
- "P" is for politics: another stump speach
- Factoids, random bits and eco-trivia
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October 1994
- Good news, bad news
- Beneficial insects: bug your bugs
- Biological diversity: every little bit counts
- Book by San Diego students celebrates local species
- Audubon Contest for an All Species Halloween
- Koala numbers down
- Equity over exploitation: global guidelines for corporate giants
- It comes down to the coasts: Part II
- Straw bale construction: try huffing and puffing these houses down!
- Water in San Diego: plumbing and politics
- Kanazawa Institute sweeps "Solar Splash" regata
- Auto buyback program is a crushing success
- Just say YES to YES!Fest
- SDED unveils new logo for 25th anniversary
- "C" is for consume
- Factoids, random bits and eco-trivia
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August 1994
- Free offer
- Environmental programs in our schools
- ILACSD programs get the word out
- "Twice is Nice" contest brings out kids' creativity
- Saving Liberia's rainforests
- It comes down to the coasts
- Wyland brings Whaling Wall to San Diego
- South Bay Sewage treatment plant update
- If we keep doing what we're doing, we'll end up where we're headed
- Book review: Achieving Eco-Nomic Security
- Youth environmental festival date set
- "G" is for gridlock
- Factoids, random bits and eco-trivia
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June 1994
- Heroes
- Tijuana River: A controversy flows through it
- CCAP promotes benefits of natural gas
- Natural gas-powered Taurus: a test drive
- Natural gas keeps Centre City on its tows
- Saving the endangered sea turtles
- What is Earth Day? Looking back at 1994
- Unfortunately, not the last straw
- Good Morning Earth restaurants turn green
- Factoids, miscellany and odd bits
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April 1994
- What ails the globe?
- How to shop green
- Community Supported Agriculture
- Horticulturally correct
- Santa Margarita River: refuge in an urbanizing land
- Confessions of a food facist
- Dining out Asian vegetarian-style
- Good, clean food
- Vegetarian Fast Facts
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February 1994
- Talk to me!
- MSCP plans the future of conservation in San Diego
- The Big Squeeze [population]
- Town meeting on UN population conference
- Global energy grid a salvation for developing countries
- Living with mountain lions
- The bridge to nowhere: Chula Vista Nature Center
- Llamas: not just another pretty face
- Steel: America's most recycled resource
- Attend the business recycling workshop
- Carolyn Chase presented Spirit of San Diego Awqard
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December 1993
- The time has come
- Extinction . . . made in Taiwan
- Interview: Loren Nancarrow
- Are green markets an alternative to pollution laws?
- Root's Gallery turns the old into new
- Oceanographer works for scale
- MAD ... about plastic?
- Gray water in your future
- Holidays are the time to reduce, reuse and recycle
- The whole tooth and nothing but the tooth
- Electric bus marks new smog-free era
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