Putting the 'Eco' in Tourism
10 Journeys That Just Might Change The World…Or At Least Your View Of It.
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Designer People
The Human Genetic Blueprint Has Been Drafted, Offering Both Perils and Opportunities for the Environment.
12 Trends
Wild Ideas for the New Millennium The classic late 19th/early 20th century environmentalism articulated by John Muir, Teddy Roosevelt and others didn't stray far from protecting the land and the species that live upon it. But as the 20th century wanes, the field has become far more crowded with issues, and complicated by our technological […]
Flying High, Swooping Low
Assessing the Environmental Movement–at the Close of the "E Decade" The second issue of E Magazine coincided with Earth Day 1990, the 20th anniversary celebration of the first event and, in its own way, a landmark in environmental history. With its huge turnouts around the world, Earth Day 1990 proved that in the two decades […]
Lights Out
The Case For Energy Conservation.
A Sea of Troubles
In the International Year of the Ocean, Are We Reaching the Limits?
Who Will Feed China?
How China’s growing population is putting demands on the world economy & environment, & what’s in store for the future of the world’s most populous country.
Women’s Work
The leadership of the environmental movement-and the grassroots rank-and-file-are no longer male preserves.
Environmental Etiquette
Why It’s Cool to Eat Bugs, Buy Local Produce and Use Glass Containers.
Open Season on Varmints
Prairie dogs once occupied 700 million acres throughout the Great Plains, but their range is now just two percent of that. Prairie dogs are in great danger of extinction, but that hasn’t stopped hunters from using them for target practice.