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Vol. 28 Nbr. 4, September 2002

Ancestral homes: indigenous peoples are pushing for tourism alternatives that respect community, culture and the land.

Barrick Gold undermining wetland.

Notes

Canadian environmental tourism programs: for those considering studies that go beyond hospitality to explore the environmental and social aspects of tourism.

Directory - Directory

Canadian undergraduate environmental studies programs.

Alternatives Directory - Directory

Cottaging: a tourist takes a vacation from responsibility; the cottager makes a commitment to place.

Destruction in disguise: international tourism projects in the Mekong River Basin are a model unsustainable development.

Environmental baggage.

Editorial - Travel industry. - Editorial

Genetic illusions.

Political Science

Gorilla tourism: Uganda uses tourism to recover from decades of violent conflict.

Green Biz.

Hot Green Web Sites - Www.greenbiz.com

Greenpeace labels Loblaw.

Notes

Hydro-Quebec endangers more rivers.

Notes

Inflight impact: one long flight can blow your annual [CO.sub.2] budget.

Inflight meal services, luggage allowances increases fuel consumption

Left in its wake: the cruise industry favours a voluntary approach to environmental responsibility, but has performed badly where tough regulatory controls are not in place.

Letters.

Letter to the Editor

Low salt diet: new findings reveal road salt's toxicity.

Necrotourista.

Brain Mulch - Letter to the Editor

North wind: Nunavut and Yukon are hoping wind turbines will reduce dependency on diesel plants.

Nuclear landscape.

Reviews - Book Review

Ocean Voice International.

Hot Green Web Sites - Www.ovi.ca - Information Service Review - Brief Article

On our watch: whether it's counting spring peepers or collecting seeds from oak savanna patches, citizen stewardship is on the rise.

Reports - Conservation volunteers

Roadkill buffet: an innovative feeding program helps defuse conflict between grizzly bears and ranchers in Alberta.

Scrubbing the greenwashers: certification and education may help separate the eco-experience from the eco-hype.

Slick business.

Reviews - Book Review

Sovereignists start food fight.

Notes - World Food Summit.

Sun over Lesotho: solar power project brings new opportunities to Mohaleshoek.

The Citizen's Handbook.

Hot Green Web Sites - Book Review

The mining news.

Hot Green Web Sites - Www.globalminingcampaign.org/theminingnews.html

The new gold rush: Yukon's challenge is to preserve its identity and environment while welcoming more tourists.

Tourists and locals: the people of Mazatlan, Mexico, have many reasons for welcoming visitors .

Your lawn, our health: in upholding Hudson's no-spray by-law, the Supreme Court of Canada has advanced environmental rights into the previously inaccessible territory of private property.

Stir It Up

Zoo check Canada.

Hot Green Web Sites - Www.zoocheck.com - Brief Article

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