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Autumn 2009

volume 24 no. 3

Journal

The Audacity of Hope

Letters & E-mails

Local News from All Over

Notes from a warming world

Emissions Trading? I Beg Your Indulgence

by Gar Smith

Project News

Project Coyote

Protecting America’s Song Dog

Global Service Corps

Promoting Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa

Brower Youth Awards

Meet the 2009 Winners

Not a Drop To Drink

The Lerma Santiago River Is One of the Most Contaminated Waterways in Mexico. So Why Do Government Officials Want People to Drink It?

by Jeff Conant

Cat Fight

The Foreclosure Crisis Has Walloped Florida’s Gulf Coast, But Sprawl Still Threatens the State’s Endangered Panther.

by Alex Halperin

The Path Well Trodden

Tamalpais Walking

Plight of the Bumblebee

by Adam Federman

Hacking the Sky

Geo-Engineering Could Save the Planet…
And in the Process Sacrifice the World

by Jason Mark

Dr. James Hansen

Bolivia’s Shimmering Gamble

Will a Barren Desert Be the Cradle for the Green Economy?

by Jean Friedman-Rudovsky

Rumble in the Jungle

Timber or Tourists? Environmentalists are Fighting Each Other Over How Best to Protect Forests in Guatemala.

by Michael Stoll

Hungry for Change

Food, Inc., Directed by Robert Kenner, Magnolia Pictures, 93 minutes
Fresh, Directed by Ana Sophia Jones, 72 minutes

Hope for Animals and Their World

by Jane Goodall with Thane Maynard and Gail Hudson
416 pages, Grand Central Publishing, 2009

Soil Not Oil

by Vandana Shiva
144 pages, South End Press, 2008

Operation Bite Back

Rod Coronado’s War to Save American Wilderness
by Dean Kuipers
295 pages, Bloomsbury, 2009

Across the Sea, Too Close to Home

by Aileen Suzara