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William Faries, environmental journalist

Thanks to a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, William Faries is currently working as an environmental journalist for the...

Grist staff Uncategorized May 28, 2002

Kerry-ed Away

From the with-friends-like-these department: Environmentalists reacted with “stunned surprise” to an announcement yesterday by Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) that he...

Grist staff Uncategorized February 28, 2002

Crayne Horton, Fish Brewing Company

In 1993, Crayne Horton founded Fish Brewing Company, brewer of Fish Tale Ales in Olympia, Wash. For the last nine...

Grist staff Uncategorized June 17, 2002

There’s No Business Like Snow Business

Former President Clinton’s eleventh-hour ban on snowmobiles in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks just received yet another blow from...

Grist staff Uncategorized February 21, 2002

Hot to Rot?

The U.S. EPA announced this week a two-year phase out of an arsenic-based preservative used to pressure-treat lumber against rot...

Grist staff Technology February 14, 2002

The blue-green relationship hits the skids

The Washington, D.C., headquarters of the AFL-CIO, which represents 13 million workers in the United States, is on 16th Street...

Keith Schneider Technology May 2, 2002

Shark Skin Suit

Last summer, they were are our worst enemy; now they need a best friend. We’re talking about sharks, of course....

Grist staff Politics January 30, 2002

Wen Bo, Global Greengrants China

Wen Bo is chair of the China Advisory Board of the Global Greengrants Fund. Monday, 22 Apr 2002 SEOUL, South...

Grist staff Uncategorized April 22, 2002

Civic Virtue

For the first time ever, consumers will be able to buy a hybrid version of a popular car model —...

Grist staff Uncategorized February 5, 2002

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