Articles from American Forests (September 22, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Original Environmentalist" passes away.		Brief article	158
A drop in the bucket.			635
Acting environmentally: the multi-talented Matthew Modine, along with his trusty bicycle, sets out to prove that together we can make a world of difference.	Robbins, Michelle	Interview	1555
AFF President announces retirement.		Brief article	84
All for one and one for all.		Brief article	351
AMERICAN FORESTS and the Angel Network.			747
Berkeley protesters finally come down.		Brief article	233
Beyond receding waters: devastated by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Gulf Coast finally grows green again.	Ierardi, Katrina		2301
CO2 extractor technology.		Brief article	92
Cocoa genome project.		Brief article	117
Developing ash borer-resistant trees.		Brief article	301
Diversity in danger the Custer National forest: like many of our country's most precious ecosystems, the Custer National forest is at risk.	Ierardi, Katrina		1513
Earthkeepers dig it.		Brief article	133
Flora's oak falls.		Brief article	172
Global decline in biodiversity.		Brief article	216
Gustav brings down historic tree.		Brief article	258
Highway beauty: major roadways all over the state of Illinois are getting a much-needed facelift.	Wolfson, Sara		1363
Howard Burnett.			999
Hunting the swamps: Virginia's big-tree hunter leaves no stone unturned nor swamp unexplored in his search for champion trees.	Wolfson, Sara		1214
New leaders for South, Pacific Northwest Regions of U.S. Forest Service.		Brief article	162
News from the world of trees.		Brief article	318
Pawpaws are an early fall treat.	Levin, Lynn		492
Tree rings solve "Dark Day" mystery.		Brief article	215
Tribute to an editor.	Rooney, Bill	In memoriam	862
Twenty years of global ReLeaf: after 20 years and 25 million trees, global ReLeaf's mission remains to empower people to improve the environment.		Editorial	682
Un meeting leads to forest aid.		Brief article	267
Urban park surge.		Brief article	316
Washington outlook.	Gray, Gerry		948
Working behind bars: the inmates of the William S. Key Correctional Center are spending their time making their community greener.	Wolfson, Sara		1612