| Local Ecology | ||
| Sea Whirled | ||
| Sea World wants blanket permission to do just about anything they want, without review. Hopefully, the new city council will protect our interests better than the last did with the Chargers and Padres deals. | ||
| Dangerous Currents | ||
| Follow Donna Frye as she fights for clean water. | ||
| Julia Butterfly Hill at SDSU | ||
| Solutions to sprawl: the limits to Smart Growth | ||
| Good-Bye Habitat | ||
| Essay and cartoon by an 11-year-old San Diegan. | ||
| Buying recycled paper... something small with big implications | ||
| A look at a recycled paper purchasing co-op | ||
| Multiple Species Conservation Program | ||
| If San Diego is going to save any substantial part of its natural habitat, it will probably be the MSCP that helps do it. | ||
| San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy closes escrow on critical parcel | ||
| San Diego EarthWorks | ||
| Earth Day 2001: A Planet Worthy of Our Affection | ||
| Mayor Dick Murphy to present awards at the 11th annual V.I.P. (Very Important Planet) Reception | ||
| Volunteering for EarthFair… is this Your Year? | ||
| Livable Communities | ||
| TOAD: Transit Oriented And Desirable | ||
| “There are only two things Americans don’t like, density and sprawl.”– Rural Planner Randall Arendt | ||
| Global Ecology | ||
| Orangutan numbers plummeting worldwide | ||
| Species may vanish from the wild in ten years. | ||
| Transportation | ||
| 2001 Honda Civic GX first to achieve newest emission control standards | ||
| Energy | ||
| Governor and legislature called to implement immediate power solutions | ||
| Energy efficiency and renewable energy offer cheaper, faster and cleaner solutions | ||
| Solar air heater replaces electric heater at Mammoth | ||
| Health & Diet | ||
| Study ranks women’s reproductive health worldwide | ||
| United States ranks 15th among 25 low-risk countries; Africa’s women still most at risk | ||
| EHC study reveals housing health horrors | ||
| Lead-SALTA Program works to address lead poisoning in local communities | ||
| Omega Eggs – a healthier alternative | ||
| Omega Eggs look, taste, and cook like regular white eggs. It’s what’s inside that’s different. | ||
| Observations from the Edge | ||
| Just another Manic Monday | ||
