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  Telling It on the Mountain

  Forrest and Amy McCarthy decided to protect Wyoming's disappearing glaciers. First step: strap on the skis.
  Comments (0)  |  June 1, 2007
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  Deadly Sonar

  Sonar, which protects U.S. warships from enemy submarines, also kills whales and other marine mammals. Scientists are trying to figure out why, but the navy, which funds most of their research, seems to have other ideas.
  Comments (1)  |  March 1, 2007
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  Deadly Sonar: The U.S. Navy's Assault on Whales and Science

  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  Global Warning: Get Up! Stand Up!

  In the fight against climate change, we have the scientists, the lawyers, the lobbyists. Now all we need is the mass movement. The man who's been leading the charge for the last 20 years tells us how to build one.
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  Letter from the Editor: Spring 2007

  We travel the ocean this issue, and as befits a place so vast, we have taken several different routes in our explorations.
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  Letters from Our Readers: Spring 2007

  Readers write in about bears, green investment strategies, recycling of medical products, and wind power.
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
• frontlines

  Skiing Without Snow

  What's the one thing any ski resort needs more than new high-speed lifts, organically grown cafeteria food, and radiant-heat sidewalks? Snow.
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  The Arctic, Frozen in Time

  Review of French explorer and photographer Francis Latreille's White Paradise: Journeys to the North Pole
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  The Opposite of Collateral Damage

  When we think of the impact of war on the environment, our first thought is usually of degradation.
  Comments (0)  |  March 1, 2007
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  The Real Price of Gold

  Invisible to most of us, dirt-poor miners in the Amazon Basin work with one o the world's most notorious toxins--mercury--to turn river mud into nuggets of precious metal.
  Comments (1)  |  March 1, 2007

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