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Down in the Depths
Feedback
Local News from All Over
Notes from a Warming World
Hawai‘ians Say Ferry Too Fast to Pass
by Gar Smith
Earth Island Project Reports
Francis Macy
Eco-Equity
Climate Change’s Public Secrets
For Peak’s Sake
Honoring David Brower
Altai Project
Fatal Crash Exposes Russia’s Guilty Secret
International Marine Mammal Project
Award-Winning Film Uncovers Dolphin Slaughter
Net Benefits
A Cap and Trade on Their Catch Turns Fishermen into Conservationists
by Elaine Miller Bond
Living Fossils
Climate Change Threatens to Dissolve the Ocean’s Deep-Water Corals
by Elizabeth Grossman
Lost and Found
Australian Artist John Dahlsen
Beautiful, but Deadly
Jellyfish Blooms Appear to be on the Rise. Is Global Warming Causing an Ocean Swarming?
by Jeffrey Marlow
Fishing for Trust
Does It Take a Certain Kind of Personality to Craft Public Policy?
by Jason Mark
Captain Charles Moore
…Talks Trash
Stormy Seas
Ocean Power Promoters Struggle to Overcome a Stiff Current of Challenges
by Larissa Curlik
Watch What You Eat
The US Government Continues to Lag When it Comes to Warning People about the Risks of Mercury-Laden Fish.
by Audrey Webb
Burning the Future: Coal in America
Directed by David Novack, 89 minutes
The Great Delusion
by Steven Stoll
224 pages, Hill and Wang, 2008
Coming Clean
by Michael Brune
256 pages, Sierra Club Books, 2008
Where Our Food Comes From
Retracing Nikolay Vavilov’s Quest to End Famine
By Gary Paul Nabhan; 266 pages, Shearwater Books, 2008
Punk Runner Punked
by Andrew Brooks
Paltry Predictions
Why Have Some of the World’s Best and Brightest Minds Underestimated How Quickly We’re Scorching the Atmosphere?
by Elizabeth Grossman
Burning to Get Bigger
US Oil Refineries Are Expanding so They Can Process Petroleum from Canadian Tar Sands
by Michael Moreci