Articles from World Watch (May 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A warning from 100 Nobel prize winners.		Brief Article	410
Activists propose halting biological patenting. (Environmental Intelligence).	Crimmins, Meghan	Brief Article	271
Black market CFCs move South. (Environmental Intelligence).	Saoshiro, Uta	Brief Article	313
Fateful Harvest: The True Story of a Small Town, a Global Industry, and a Toxic Secret. (New and Noteworthy).	Larson, Vanessa	Book Review	383
From readers.			1348
Homeland security.		Brief Article	241
India builds dam over seismic fault. (Environmental Intelligence).	Sampat, Payal	Brief Article	276
Malaria, mosquitoes, and DDT: the toxic war against a global disease.	McGinn, Anne Platt		4239
Mystery in the nitrogen cycle. (Update).	Nierenberg, Danielle	Brief Article	591
New studies show cooling and ice-sheet thickening in Antarctica. (Environmental Intelligence).	Larson, Vanessa	Brief Article	412
Power Politics. (New and Noteworthy).	Runyan, Curtis	Book Review	192
Revisiting the canary in the coal mine. (Note from a World Watcher).	Ayres, Ed		1226
The path to the Johannesburg Summit.	Norderhaug, Magnar		2466
The plight of birds: today, more than a thousand species of birds face extinction. Many more are in steady decline. Significantly, the strategies that can stop this attrition are the same strategies needed to achieve a sustainable human future.	Youth, Howard		5526
Why your daily fix can fix more than your head: coffee, if grown right, can be one of the rare human industries that actually restore the Earth's health.	Halweil, Brian		2361