Spring 2001
Features
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Wall Street Losses, Wall Street Gains
by Anne Matthews
Snowy owls at JFK, coyotes in Central Park -- welcome to New York, where wildlife is returning to the city's double-edged habitat.
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Stillness
by Scott Russell Sanders
To keep spirits barraged by our culture refreshed, we may need to spend "long spells in a wakeful hush."
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The Monarch and the Bt Corn Controversy
by Lincoln Brower
At stake in the debate over genetically modified Bt corn is not just the monarch butterfly, but the integrity of the scientific process.
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The Monarch Versus the Global Empire
by Peter Sauer
Caught in the same net as other victims of the post-NAFTA trade regime, the butterfly will fly free only when our country learns to honor human rights abroad and at home.
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Las Monarcas
by Robert Michael Pyle
The monarch is beauty, delicacy, fragility, and hope; a symbol of international conservation, and a reminder to live in a way that will preserve the tiny wonders of our world.
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