Vol. 21 Nbr. 3, May 2008

Index

• More on biofuels.
• Carbon transport costs.
• Cheers for NPG.
• Adjustments to agriculture may help mitigate global warming.
• Eugene, Oregon, earns global recognition for its transportation efforts.
• Gorilla tactics.
• Lethal ejections.
• Species savings plan.
• UN "buying local" for food aid program.
• Un-Glacial melt.
• China's bag ban likely to change consumer habits.
• World's copper use strains "nonrenewable" resource base.
• SCAMming environmental policy: policymakers crave certainty, but almost all science operates in shades of gray. The results of this clash can undermine the public interest.
• The incredible shrinking Amazon rainforest; But is the rate of loss rising or declining?
• What goes around comes around.
• Home-grown juice: why the sunny, windy United States is so far behind calm, cloudy Germany in renewable electricity generation.
• Malaria: new methods and new hope in battling an old scourge.
• Carbon markets gain momentum, despite challenges.
• Global economic growth continues at expense of ecological systems.
• We are what we read.