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THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT
BY MIKE DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHS BY SEBASTIAO SALGÃDO A field guide to how the "other half" lives, replete with earthquakes, floods, and economic policies likely to expand the number of people living in squalor. To the Lama BY ANDREW MEIER A self-styled shaman in the Russian Arctic conjures an improbable, magical refuge for an endangered people.
TEXT AND PHOTOOGRAPHS BY DOUGLAS MENUEZ Best to savor the tequila slowly, and ponder the elements of place and culture present within. ART OF LIVING BY DAVID GESSNER An ancient bird helps an uprooted human find his way in a new place. The Weavers of Elelloang BY SIIRI MORLEY In Lesotho, a business run by African women redefines the term "human resources." |
GROUNDSWELL BY PETER FRIEDERICI New ideas about fire, jobs, and timber find their footing amid ponderosa pines.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHRISTOPHER LAMARCA To protect and serve: is there a nobler mission than that of a forest defender? National Defense COLUMNS Never Mind Nature BY REBECCA SOLNIT Has the "N" word diverted our thinking from things of far bigger consequence? The Tangled Bank Hanky Panky BY ROBERT MICHAEL PYLE Some redemptive thoughts for those suffering from a superfluity of snot. Small Change Pie in the Sky BY BILL MCKIBBEN Please find in your seat-back pocket a survey of what the world really never needed and probably never will. |
DEPARTMENTS From the Editors Contributors Mailbox Sacred & Mundane Point of View Health and the Environment Blueprint for Change Orion Grassroots Network Coda POEMS Hail
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