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June 2009

June 2009 (June 2009)
Scientific American Earth 3.0

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Cover; June 2009; by The Editors; 1 Page(s)

Table of Contents; June 2009; by The Editors; 2 Page(s)

Editor's Letter; June 2009; by Mark Fischetti; 1 Page(s)

Needed: Bold Strokes. Now

Inspirations; June 2009; by Katherine Harmon; Christopher Mims; Victoria Stern; Kate Wilcox; Jim Cornfield; Mark Fischetti; Larry Greenemeier; 6 Page(s)

Cooking Goes Solar; Replacing the Honeybee; Teach-In Solutions; Coral Fights Antibiotic Resistance; Flatulence Fighter; Power from Potholes; Bamboo Bikes Grow; Old Circuit Boards Hit the Road; Turbines Spin in Antarctica; Greenest Skylines; Top 100 Eco-Barons; Paperless Books: A Step Closer

View: Hidden Truths Revealed; June 2009; by The Editors; 4 Page(s)

U.S. Energy Flow

Front Lines; June 2009; by Richard Hamilton; Rachel Morello-Frosch; Andrew Gouldson; Janice Nolen; Tundi Agardy; 6 Page(s)

Breeding Better Crops; End Double Jeopardy; Think Global, Think Local; Don't Forget Air Pollution; It's Time for Ocean Zoning

Population & Sustainability; June 2009; by Robert Engelman; 8 Page(s)

Reversing the rise in human numbers is the most overlooked and essential strategy for achieving long-term balance with the environment. Contrary to widespread opinion, it does not require "population control"

The Peril Below the Ice; June 2009; by Sarah Simpson; 8 Page(s)

The melting Arctic is releasing vast quantities of methane. How big is this greenhouse threat? What can be done?

Top 25 Green Energy Leaders; June 2009; by Katherine Harmon; 6 Page(s)

Forward-thinking companies, universities and municipalities are finding creative ways to run on renewable power

The Persistent Prophet; June 2009; by Barbara Crossette; 8 Page(s)

Lester Brown, at times ridiculed, has been warning the world for 40 years about coalescing energy, food and population crises. So why is he optimistic now?

Can Captured Carbon Save Coal?; June 2009; by David Biello; 8 Page(s)

Extracting carbon dioxide from power plant exhausts and storing it underground may be the only hope to avoid a climate change catastrophe from burning fossil fuels

Bamboo Boom; June 2009; by Michelle Nijhuis; 6 Page(s)

It's not just for tiki torches anymore, but does this wood substitute really make for greener floors, clothing and other products?

Ca$h for Clunkers; June 2009; by Stephen D. Solomon; 2 Page(s)

"Hey! Trade in your old, soot-spewing car for a newer one. Free." The latest scam? Not according to a former vice chair of the Federal Reserve

Cycling the World; June 2009; by Jim Cornfield; 4 Page(s)

See, hear and smell the earth's joys as you ride

The Real Price of Flowers; June 2009; by Carolyn Whelan; 2 Page(s)

The right varieties grown in the right places leave a far smaller environmental footprint

Being Green; June 2009; by Dawn Stover; 2 Page(s)

Your Life, Your Choices

Buying Green; June 2009; by Kate Wilcox; 3 Page(s)

Stuff for Sustainable Living

Resources; June 2009; by Rachel Mahan; 1 Page(s)

Learn; Watch; Participate; Take Action; Inspire Kids

Driven to Save; June 2009; by Mark Fischetti; 1 Page(s)

Metro Taxi




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