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November/December 2006

Features

Feature

read article Sitting Pretty

by Mac McClelland

Will true love survive a composting toilet and other unknowable but potentially devastating sacrifices?

Feature

read article The Coalition That Could

by Rebecca Clarren

The rest of the West watches as New Mexicans take on the gas drillers.

Feature

read article A Quirk in the Law

by William DeBuys

This land was their land—until the gas wells went in.

Feature

read article Voices from the Gas Fields

by Rebecca Clarren photographs by Christopher LaMarca

Meet the latest victims of the nonnegotiable American way of life.

Feature

read article The Perfect Predator

by Sonia Shah

A mosquito, a parasite, and the misguided ethos that allowed both to prosper.

Columns

From the Faraway Nearby

read article More Perfect Unions

by Rebecca Solnit

Real democracy, not representative or misrepresentative democracy, is much more possible on the smaller scale of a functioning community. And maybe only possible on that scale.

Departments

Point of View

read article The Righteousness Fix

by Roget Lockard

From a global perspective, which addiction is setting us up for disaster fastest?

Health and the Environment

read article The Germs of Life

by Lynn Margulis and Emily Case

Blueprint for Change

read article Replanting People

by Thomas Ulrich

Immigrant workers earn a piece of an organic farm.

Blueprint for Change

read article The New Farm Family

The Swanton Berry Farm

Orion Grassroots Network

read article When Green Is Brown

Kevin Anderson interviewed by Erik Hoffner

Interview with Kevin Anderson, Director of the Center for Environmental Research at Hornsby Bend

Reviews

Poetry

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