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The Road to Pearl Lagoon
Markets, migration and municipal policies contribute to environmental problems in eastern Nicaragua Rachael Gleason Spring 2011 The rain stopped over Pearl Lagoon just in time for the sun to set. A...
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China’s Grassroots Get Deeper
Environmental groups in China face bureaucratic red tape and find themselves in the red financially — but they still manage to maintain their green message. By Zhenyu Li Spring 2007 Since the first...
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Island Nation at Risk
Environmental reporting in Jamaica is affected negatively by the small country’s libel laws, low pay and Westernization. By Elizabeth Burch Spring 2007 When I first told people I was going to teach at...
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Sparkling clean?
So-called ‘conflict diamonds’ leave the environment as dirty as they leave trade bloody. By Ashley Corinn Waldorf Spring 2007 Leonardo DiCaprio made another big splash at the box office with the...
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No food in the lab?
Advocates for genetically engineered food claim it’s safge, reliable and a solution to world hunger, poverty and malnutrition. Others say we don’t know the long-term effects of eating food not of the...
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Deforestation and demand for cheap meat accelerate the Amazon rainforest’s destruction. Story and photos By Anisa Abid Spring 2008 As I look out my small window as the plane descends into the Amazon, I...
View ArticleCell Block Green
A Norwegian prison breaks away from traditional punishment, while forging a link with the environment. By Laurene Mainguy Photos courtesy of Haavald Schjerven Spring 2008 It’s like a remote European...
View ArticleQuenching the Thirst
Tacking a Middle East water crisis takes more than water saving tips. By Aman Sidhu Spring 2008 This past summer I was offered a scholarship to study Arabic in the Middle East. While there, I looked at...
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Madagascar at a Crossroads
Brookesia chameleons are some of the smallest reptiles on Earth. They live mostly in the dry deciduous forests of Madagascar. Between development and conservation, an island’s unparalleled...
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Arduous Beat
Litter lines a ditch along the Chuy River in northeastern Kyrgyzstan. Photo: Eric Freedman Governmental, political, economic constraints on Central Asian environmental reporting By Eric Freedman Fall...
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