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Michelle Knapik, Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program

Michelle Knapik is chair of the Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program and director of energy policy in Philadelphia’s Municipal Energy...

Grist staff Uncategorized May 12, 2001

Dubya's pro-industry policies aren't only about the money

Consider the rules. No, not the rules of love, but the rules of government — specifically those rules of the...

Grist staff Technology February 21, 2001

People for Chapter 11

People for the USA!, the national nonprofit wise-use group, is closing shop later this month, due to a lack of...

Grist staff Uncategorized January 13, 2001

Lean, Green Electoral Machine

Although Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader received only 3 percent of the popular vote nationally, 32 of 240 other...

Grist staff Uncategorized January 5, 2001

Navajo pageant winner is an enviro star

Outfitted in moccasins and traditional dresses, the four contestants in the 49th Miss Navajo Nation Pageant — held this past...

Lisa Jones Politics January 23, 2001

Should locals be more involved in public lands decisions?

Roadless and fancy-free. Photo: U.S. Forest Service. As the Clinton administration rushes to complete its lands legacy agenda in the...

Grist staff Politics January 17, 2001

Let's hope campaign finance reform saves the day

I will never believe he won. I’ll always think he got a minority of both the popular and the electoral...

Donella Meadows Politics January 16, 2001

Ronnie Cummins, Organic Consumers Association

Ronnie Cummins is national director of the Organic Consumers Association and the author of the recent book, Genetically Engineered Food:...

Grist staff Uncategorized April 2, 2001

Brenda Morehouse, Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development

Brenda Morehouse is manager of the Pembina Institute’s new environmental activism website, EcoAction.ca, and senior editor for ClimateChangeSolutions.com. Sunday, 18...

Grist staff Uncategorized February 19, 2001

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