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  Can a Montana Rancher Love a Grizzly?

  Comments (0)  |  January 17, 2007
• multimedia

  Interview with NRDC President Frances Beinecke

  Comments (0)  |  December 13, 2006
• multimedia

  The Little Mouse That Got in the Way

  Comments (0)  |  December 6, 2006
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  frontlines

  A Snappy Comeback

  Tush Hog, Ornery Turtle, and their curmudgeonly friends fight to preserve a beloved Texas landscape
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
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  open space

  Drilling Into Deep Trouble

  Wall Street analysts are thrilled by the discovery of vast new oil fields deep beneath the Gulf of Mexico. But the oil companies will have to cope with the threat of hurricanes and underwater earthquakes.
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
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  feature stories

  Himalaya Melting

  When the glaciers melt, all that water has to go somewhere. In the mountain fastnesses of Nepal and Bhutan, it is forming thousands of new lakes -- with potentially catastrophic consequences.
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
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  frontlines

  I'm Ready for My Close-Up

  A video artist takes a bug's eye view of the world
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
• poetry

  Incantations Of April

  A poem by Elton Glaser
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
• from the editor

  Letter from the Editor: Winter 2007

  I'm constantly encountering the unexpected, and there are numerous splendid examples in these pages. For instance, who would have thought that ranchers in Montana would dedicate themselves to the protection of the grizzly bear, an omnivore with a taste for cattle and sheep?
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
• letters

  Letters from Our Readers: Winter 2007

  Readers write in about salmon farming, evangelical environmentalists , and more.
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006

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