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E Magazine articles from February 1995
A consumer magazine publishing news, information and commentary on environmental issues. Content includes international and domestic environmental news, feature articles, and a guide to green living. Addresses such subjects as recycling, food safety, air
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E Magazine archives from February 1995
Jim Hightower. (Texas's former agriculture commissioner) (Interview)
February 1, 1995... With a Texas Twang and a Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk Show, the Lone Star State's Former Agriculture Commissioner Takes on 'Big Money Interests'
Jim Hightower, the former Texas Agriculture Commissioner and current host of a nationally...
Wrong way Congress: in two years, President Bill Clinton has signed fewer environmental laws than George Bush.
February 1, 1995... When the 103rd Congress collapsed its circus tent last October to return home to the embittered voters, it left behind the Clinton administration's environmental agenda like forgotten litter. In the waning hours of its final weekend, Congress...
Sick building syndrome.
February 1, 1995... Headaches? Your Office Could Be the Culprit
You're sitting at your desk, slightly stiff from a long session staring at the computer screen. It's 4 p.m., and that headache is back. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if you weren't so unusually...
Out of sight, out of mind. (raw sewage of Canada's northwest cities)
February 1, 1995... Canada's Northwest Cities Are Beautiful, But Their Raw Sewage Goes Right Into the Pacific
Canada's British Columbia is a region of stunning natural beauty. The Pacific Northwest city of Vancouver, nestled between coastal mountains, the calm...
Silent skies: migratory bird populations decline worldwide.
February 1, 1995... A magnificent natural phenomenon is slowly vanishing right above our heads. The great North-South bird migration, which stitches the skies each autumn and spring, is steadily subsiding. Scientists blame the decline of migratory birds on habitat...
Spying on the environment.
February 1, 1995... James Bond Meets Captain Planet, as the CIA Struggles to Find a New Mission for Itself
The story of the CIA and the environment started when a balding, bespectacled lawyer leaned forward across the table, facing the phalanx of congressmen...
Is TV going green? (includes related article)
February 1, 1995... No less than three would-be network presidents want to start 24-hour environmental cable channels, but there are roadblocks on the new information highway
Jay Michael Levin, founder of cable start-up network Planet Central, is in Santa Monica...
Allergic to life. (multiple chemical sensitivity)
February 1, 1995... Is Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) a Real Disease or a Symptom of Modern Psychosis?
"The Bubble Man" on the television show Northern Exposure brought to prime time the mysterious physical complaint known as "environmental illness," also...
The green net: exploring environmental cyberspace with computer and modem.
February 1, 1995... Environmental cyberspace is a very busy place these days. New services are coming online practically every week as nonprofit groups and entrepreneurs stake out territory and try to develop services that will attract users and best serve their...
Don't beat the retreat. (environmentalism)
February 1, 1995... Apparently, environmentalism is in full retreat. If USA Today, Forbes and Fortune are to be believed (not recommended by this writer), a spontaneous grassroots rebellion has emerged in the heartland, taking on big-government Democrats who, allied...