• Green Notes
  The newsletters of the St. Joe Valley Greens.
• Technorealism
  As seen in the N.Y. Times and The Nation
  Professional science and technology writers declare principles to guide us in understanding the cultural and political potential of technology and its democratic uses.
• Morality Trap
  by Catherine Rottenberg - Pro-life advocates limit their focus to protecting the lives of unborn children and ignore society's obligations to those who are born.
• Interview with the supervisor of the Presidio Golf Course
  by Paul Goettlich - The former military golf course at the Presidio in San Francisco has not used pesticides in 1 1/2 years.
• Nuclear Refuse to Become Raw Material for Consumer Products
  by Judith Johnsrud - The U.S. Department of Energy plans to recycle massive quantities of radioactive waste -- 1,250,000,000 pounds of depleted uranium (DU) -- into the commercial marketplace for reuse in consumer goods.
• Act Now and Stop the Telephone Titans: Indiana Senate Passes Ameritech/GTE Bailout
  by Citizens Action Coalition - The trade association for Indiana's monopoly telephone companies is pushing legislation that would eliminate consumer protections, increase rates, stall competition, and lead to Local Measured Service.
• Mobile Chernobyl
  by Paul Goettlich - As early as July 31, 1998 thousands of tons of highly radioactive waste from nuclear reactors across the country could travel by rail and highway to Yucca Mountain, Nevada, on land owned by Shoshone Indians.
• Inequality Between Men and Women
  by Neve Gordon - The average woman earns 71.4 cents for every dollar a man earns, while Hispanic women earn even less -- 53.4 cents for every dollar.
• An Alternative Way of Consuming
  by Paul Hawken - an author and the co-founder of Smith and Hawken. The ideas in this article are from his new book, The Ecology of Commerce.
• South Bend CAREs About Air Quality
  by Mark Aderlik - South Bend Chamber Vice President Rebecca Bonham's comments imply that corporate profits are more important than the health of the community.
• Hoosiers' clean air needs require funding of environmental agency
  by Pete Meyers a co-chair of the Greens - Indiana's Pollution Prevention Institute is one of only two state-funded government entities in the country designed expressly for the purpose of helping industry eliminate pollution at its source of production (via the development of new technologies).
• Torture
  by Neve Gordon - totalitarian countries which practice torture rarely need to provide an excuse
• US Pressures EU Import Gene-manipulated Corn
  translated from Norwegian newspaper Bergens Tidende 28 January 1997
• Ask Not What You Can Do For Corporations...
  by Neve Gordon - The logic for providing tax abatements can be stated in three words: business generates business.
• Corporations Are Not Persons
  by Ralph Nader and Carl J. Mayer - Our constitutional rights were intended for real persons, not artificial creations.
• Democratic Control of Corporations
  source: Program on Corporations, Law & Democracy
• Is Fusion a Route for Green Parties?
  Synthesis/Regeneration 12 A Magazine of Green Social Thought Winter 1997

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