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2002
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Winter 2002
Declarations of Interdependence
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Spring 2002
What the World Needs Now
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Summer 2002
20th Anniversary Issue
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2001
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Winter 2001
Bringing Home the Future
In a society that often functions according to the belief that “bigger is better,” some communities take control of their local futures. Wendell Berry, Kathleen Hirsch, Susan Pollak. Also: The Los Alamos fires, and midwinter reflections.
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Spring 2001
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Summer 2001
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Autumn 2001
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2000
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Winter 2000
Consuming the Wild
How do we mediate between freedom and restraint? Stephanie Mills, Annick Smith. Also: The Spirit of Ed Ricketts, military pollution in the Utah desert, and Clark's nutcrackers.
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Spring 2000
In the Shadow of Globalization
Striving to understand and respond to economic globalization. Wendell Berry, Paul Hawken, Laura Sewall with Chellis Glenddining. Plus Jane Goodall and Kimi Eisele.
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Summer 2000
Food for Thought
Thoughts on the political economy of food and our relationship to what we eat. Gary Paul Nabhan, Vandana Shiva, Allison Wallace, Invitation to dinner by various Orion writers. Plus David James Duncan, Ted Williams.
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Autumn 2000
Trashed
The role of consumer waste in the physical and historical landscape. Jenny Flynn, Susan Strasser, Leslie Leyland Fields, and Robert ParkeHarrison. Plus: Flyfishing and Rick Bass asks "why so many nature writers?"
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1999
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Winter 1999
Where There's Hope
E. O. Wilson, Thomas Moore, Terry Tempest Williams, Jane Goodall, and others describe where they turn for inspiration. Also: Barry Lopez, Mary Oliver, a "letter" to a neighbor.
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Spring 1999
Not by Science Alone
Science is critical to conservation, but we need more than statistics to make good decisions. David James Duncan, Marybeth Holleman, Rick Bass. Also: John Landretti's "Bear Butte Diary."
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Summer 1999
Sizing Up the Environmental Movement
Is there a new "environmental movement" on the horizon? What does it look like and who is making it happen? Wendell Berry, Peter Sauer, William Cronon, Chellis Glendinning, T. H. Watkins.
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Autumn 1999
Out of Darkness
Scott Russell Sanders, Bill McKibben, Pattiann Rogers, and others reflect on how we transform loss into a vision of a healthy world. Also: Robert Finch, photographs by Richard Misrach, unpublished writing by Aldo Leopold.
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1998
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Winter 1998
What Is Native?
What does it takes to become native to a place? David James Duncan, Katherine Butler Jones, Judith Lowry. Also: Bruce Berger.
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Spring 1998
Wonder and Other Survival Skills
Our future depends on our openness to beauty. David James Duncan, Scott Russell Sanders. Also: Emily Hiestand.
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Summer 1998
Reciprocity
Why do imbalances in nature often point toward imbalances in culture? Judith Nies, Christopher Merrill. Also: poems by William Stafford.
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Autumn 1998
Fiction, Naturally
Short stories that reimagine the relationship between people and nature. Ursula Le Guin, G. A. Kleiner. Also: Newly discovered writings by Rachel Carson.
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