Articles from Conservation Matters (March 22, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Frivolous" suits, or bad projects? (New Hampshire).		Brief Article	199
A big day for an old friend. (Massachusetts).		Brief Article	326
A big win for the witch city. (Massachusetts).		Brief Article	191
A bold vision for a Great Bay. (New Hampshire).		Brief Article	331
A Campaign to save New England: CLF is New England's most effective environmental advocacy group. The Campaign for CLF will provide critical resources, so we can continue defending the law of the land-for generations to come. (The Campaign For CLF).	Johnston, Matthew		1294
A clean air coup for CLF: a nearly 15-year effort has led to a dramatic reduction in toxic emissions from city of Boston buses.	Paul, Katherine J.		2599
A green offensive for New England. (From The Clean Air And Climate Change Projects).	Kaplan, Seth		703
A mother Grizzly from Marblehead: the ursine image is an apt one. Clean air and water advocate Lori Ehrlich has no fangs and snarl, but she's fiercely effective in defending the health of her offspring--and the grateful citizens of Boston's North Shore.	Capone, Lisa		2786
A preference for wind power. (Vermont).		Brief Article	301
A strong no to water pollution. (Rhode Island).		Brief Article	302
A sympathy for growing pains. (Vermont).		Brief Article	208
A timely look at a timeless place: New England is memories, history, places that call to us, an endlessly varied landscape, but is the winter over yet? (Diversions).	Levin, Dan		1662
Big climate plan for a small state. (Rhode Island).		Brief Article	256
Coastal waters not a dump. (Maine).		Brief Article	286
Fish farms: no more sorry sites. (Maine).		Brief Article	321
Major change and renewed commitment. (From The Acting President).	Pollack, Stephanie		793
New Hampshire Executive Councilors Peter S. Spaulding, Ruth G. Griffin, and Ray W. Wieczorak. (CLF's Conservation Wisdom Watch).		Brief Article	31
New life for an old tradition. (Maine).		Brief Article	329
Not "everyplace" and glad of it. (Vermont).		Brief Article	298
Quotes of note: "heard around New England". (A View From The States).		Brief Article	335
Reaping the wind in a brand new age: to some New Englanders, wind turbines are graceful and intriguing additions to the landscape that produce much-needed energy with no cost to the beleaguered natural environment. To others, they're a visual blight, one that threatens wildlife, fisheries, air and boat traffic, and the very sanctity of our public lands and waters.	Grady, Mary		2801
Saving the soul of Southern NH. (New Hampshire).		Brief Article	164
The Bush Administration. (CLF's Conservation Wisdom Watch).		Brief Article	54
The new 40B: a law with a heart. (Massachusetts).		Brief Article	246
The ultimate bad weather forecast.	Schulman, Audrey		3312
U.S. Senators Patrick J. Leahy, D-Vermont, and James M. Jeffords, I-Vermont. (CLF's Conservation Wisdom Watch).		Brief Article	61
What is in a name? (Rhode Island).		Brief Article	214