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May/June 2010
Features
Feature
Eco City Dreaming
by David Oates
On the ways in which green building and affordable housing intersect -- or, more often, don't.
Feature
Theses on Sustainability
by Eric Zencey
We all love it. Everyone says they want it. So we might want to get very clear on what it actually is.
Feature
A Mind in the Water
by D. Graham Burnett
The shocking double life of the dolphin, featuring neuropsychologists, hippies, spies, and extraterrestrials.
Feature
Underwater
Photographs by Karen Glaser
Slide show: what lurks above the waterline, as seen from below.
Feature
Shut Up and Fish
by Marilyn Krysl
Romesh thinks he saves the world every day; Beatrice actually does.
Feature
The Devil and the Mountain
Photographs and text by Jason Rothe
In Bolivia's silver heart, miners make a pact with an underworld god.
Columns
Each Other—Where We Are
Shale Game
by Sandra Steingraber
Four ways of looking at a natural gas deposit.
Outside In
The God Unbound
by Jay Griffiths
Freedom has been bent to dark purposes by those who claim to champion it the most.
Upping the Stakes
High on Progress
by Derrick Jensen
Does the addiction serve the addict, or vice-versa?
Departments
Sacred & Mundane
Sacred & Mundane
In this issue, our regular department includes "Food Webs 2.0" by Eric Wagner; "Sonic Cetacean Art" by David Rothenberg, and a short item about The Growth Assembly Project.
Media & The Arts
A Paved Paradise with Trees
by Ginger Strand
An unconventional museum -- the Tree Museum in the Bronx -- with live trees, audio placards, and a busy boulevard running right through its heart.
Coda
The Philo-Lilac
by Valerie Weaver-Zercher
Reviews
Claiming Ground by Laura Bell
Birdology by Sy Montgomery
The Name of the Nearest River by Alex Taylor
Notes on a Lost Flute by Kerry Hardy
The Wayfinders by Wade Davis
Eaarth by Bill McKibben
Poetry
The Fixt and Random Universe Is Seen to Move by Joe Wilkins
Landing by Linda Hogan
Who Has Need, I Stand with You by Alberto Ríos
Instead by Tony Hoagland
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