Articles from E (September 1, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1872 mining law: meet 1993 reform; the last great land giveaway.	Letto, Jay		1234
A breakfast among peers: environmental whistleblowers have some stories to tell.	Nixon, Will		2959
Gently down the stream? Pleasure boating faces new regulations and stiffer penalties in efforts to curb water pollution.	Knight, Katherine		1150
Letter from Costa Rica.	Carothers, Andre	Cover Story	677
Sip-by-sipping in the 90s: trends show coffee's not our cup of tea anymore.	Lane, Hilary		1498
Speaking for spokes: the art of commuting without polluting.	Wolfson, Elissa		1251
The death and life of Yellow Creek: in the mountains and hollows of Kentucky coal country, one group of citizens learns what it takes to protect their lives and their land.	Nixon, Will		3469
Troubled waters: two decades after passage of the Clean Water Act, American waterways no longer catch fire with chemical pollution, but they do carry invisible toxic waste that threatens fish and people.	Speart, Jessica	Cover Story	4380
Uncle Sam's green wallet: will federal spending support environmental technologies?	Nixon, Will		1313