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| Local Ecology | ||
| Navy attitude toward San Diego civilian healthand safety invites citizen lawsuits | ||
| Our "good neighbor" refuses to even discuss the potential toxic effects of their operations here. | ||
| Local recycling hurt by federal subsidies | ||
| Taxpayer subsidies waste resources and discourage recycling. | ||
| Everyday decisions | ||
| As we've always suspected, paper vs. plastic is a trivial choice, compared to others we make every day. | ||
| Beyond Sentiment | ||
| The Great Gasout: a smoke screen to cover our addiction to a gallon of gas. | ||
| Smart Growth in San Diego: a working model | ||
| Business | ||
| Moving from eco-efficiency to eco-effectiveness:An interview with Ray Anderson and Bill McDonough | ||
| Two industry leaders discuss what it takes to breed truly environmentally responsible businesses. | ||
| From green trimmings to a green soul: seven steps to a greener company | ||
| Measuring progress along the path to environmental responsibility. | ||
| National Issues | ||
| Land-grant colleges can lead "national challenge" to solve critical water problems | ||
| Our fundamental water shortage problems need addressing and soon. | ||
| Global Ecology | ||
| West coast whale deaths could be due to food supply | ||
| Food shortages in the Bering Sea may be the culprit. | ||
| 1998 was warmest year of the millennium | ||
| The abrupt warming of the late 20th century may be a cause for concern. | ||
| In Your Garden | ||
| Water saving in the garden | ||
| Tips to help reserve this precious and expensive resource. | ||
| Diet & Health | ||
| Pollutants in house dust increase pesticide's toxicity | ||
| Beta-carotene supplements activate cancer-causing enzymes, study suggests | ||
| Health experts advise caution when grilling meats | ||
| Energy | ||
| Southern States Power buys Mexican oil extraction plant to produce bio-diesel | ||
| Observations from the Edge | ||
| Courting the Nemesis Effect: your extinction or mine? | ||
| Out resident eco-radical wonders why San Diego's growth doesn't qualify as "overpopulation." | ||