| The Independent 2001 Michael McCarthy |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Angling casts its net to lure youngsters from computer games to the riverbanks. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Animal bonfires curbed to ease farmers' distress.(dealing with foot-and-mouth disease in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Anti-road protesters gear up for new battle of Hastings. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| A tale of natural selection (with only one survivor).(Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Battle over vast whale sanctuary in Pacific. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| 'Big Brother' seabird centre has visitors flocking.(Scottish Seabird Centre) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Blair plays the green card.(United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Britain stands shoulder to shoulder to mourn US dead. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Bush drops pledge on carbon dioxide emissions. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Mary Dejevsky, Steve Connor |
| Climate deal reached by offering 'flexibility.'. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Deafening silence speaks volumes for the party leaders.(Election 2001)(environmental policies of United Kingdom's political parties) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Dibden Bay: the new environmental battleground. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Don't worry. It's under control.(foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Experts fear for the future of one of Britain's most elusive mammals.(porpoises) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Fear of losing the floating voter delayed crucial decisions that could seriously affect environment.(Election 2001) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Feathers fly as twitchers of the world fight over their pecking order.(competition among birdwatchers) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Foot-and-mouth panic hits Europe.(regulations on livestock and food imports) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Stephen Castle, John Lichfield |
| Giant nature reserve can transform 'rust belt.'.(Rainham Marshes, London, England) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Global warming much worse than predicted, say scientists.(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Stephen Castle, Steve Connor, Richard Lloyd Parry |
| Granny was right. Herbal remedies can help speed healing process. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Greens left outraged by 'second betrayal of Twyford Down.'. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| How a big company with a big idea gave itself a big headache.(BP) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Saeed Shah |
| How champagne lovers hope to save the planet.(Comite Interprofessional du Vin de Champagne sets out standards for French viticulture) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| How Saddam has drained the life from his precious wetlands and left a people damned. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| How's the moineau? Or the Spatz? What, in short, is the state of the Eurosparrow? | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| How the world is threatened by massive change.(global warming)(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| How wind, waves and sunshine will power a green 'industrial revolution.'. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| In hope, in fear and in mourning, the families wait by the telephone.(relatives of British victims of terrorist attacks in US) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Ian Herbert |
| In the honeycomb domes of a man-made Eden, the global garden springs to life.(Eden Project in Cornwall, England) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| In Toxic Town the fires of protest burn brightly.(protests against rubbish incinerator in Swansea, Wales) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| It's cherry blossom time in our topsy-turvy weather. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| 'It's too little and miles too late. We have been abused by the system.'.(victims of water contamination in Camelford, England) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Mayflies dying out on legendary trout streams. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Minister accuses Genoa police of over-reacting.(Minister for Europe Peter Hain, police management of protests at G8 summit in Genoa, Italy) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Stephen Castle, Andrew Grice |
| Minister avoids new battle of Hastings in landmark decision.(proposed bypass around Hastings, England, rejected) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| New man at the Greenpeace helm aims to balance policy and piracy.(new Greenpeace UK head Stephen Tindale) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Pity polly: she teeters on edge of extinction as poachers steal her offspring.(poachers target parrots) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Pro-Bush students chant for capitalism. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Racing escapes ban as crisis grips countryside.(foot-and-mouth disease) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| So why can't these leaders agree to save the planet?(G8 summit in Genoa, Italy) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Thames salmon can breed again after 170 years. | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| The cull widens as the contagion grows.(foot-and-mouth crisis in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Nigel Morris, Thomas Penny |
| The growing pains of a selectively bred chicken.(animal rights activists are concerned about increasing weight of chickens) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| The last menageries.(Weekend Review)(history of animals in captivity and London Zoo's facilities) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| The little man from the Massif Central brings his battle to Britain.(Jose Bove criticizes United Kingdom agricultural policy) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| The stream of calls to say 'I love you.'.(victims of terrorist attacks on World Trade Centre and Pentagon) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| The way we eat.(part 1) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| Tories pledge tax cuts and greater choice.(Election 2001)(United Kingdom Conservative party) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Donald Macintyre, Philip Thornton, Barrie Clement, Paul Waugh, Jeremy Laurance, Lorna Duckworth, Ben Russell, Louise Jury, Richard Garner |
| Vital green issues have fallen off the agenda.(Election 2001) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
| With more than 500 landslips in one winter, Britain really is crumbling like never before.(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy |
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