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1999
NOVEMBER
November 17, 1999
Elephants
and the City
Ian Williams, correspondent for Independent Television
News, tells the tale of the behavior of the elephant on the streets of Thailand's
largest cities.
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AUGUST
August 17, 1999
A
River Ran Through It
Essayist Jim Fisher examines the story of the
life and death of one small river.
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August 12, 1999
High
-Tech Crops
Tom Bearden reports on the growing controversy over genetically
modified crops.
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August 9, 1999
The
Not-So-Grand Canyon
Ted Robbins of KUAT-Tucson, reports on the latest plan
approved by the U.S. Forest Service to develop land near Grand Canyon National
Park in Arizona.
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August 3, 1999
Pesticide
Bans
The Environmental Protection Agency has restricted the use of two common
pesticides. But is the decision based on "good" science?
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August 2, 1999
Suffering
Under the Sun
Two experts discuss the drought and its devastating effects
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JULY
July 16, 1999
Mining
for Trouble
Correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on the growing problems
in the Montana mining industry and the federal government's move toward conservation
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JUNE
June 21, 1999
Fighting
Back
Correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on a Louisiana community
that is fighting the Environmental Protection Agency to curb pollution. |
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MARCH
March 3, 1999
The
Forest for the Trees
Paul Rogers, an environment writer for The San Jose
Mercury News, discusses the latest deal to save the California Redwoods.
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FEBRUARY
February 10, 1999
Don't
Drink The Water
A report on concern over a looming epidemic of arsenic poisoning
in Bangladesh where much of the drinking water is contaminated by the high arsenic
content of the soil.
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JANUARY
January 28, 1999
Trash
Trouble
Correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on the controversy surrounding
New York City trash being shipped to Virginia landfills. |
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