| Environmental Action Magazine 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Activism on the road. (Student Action for a Viable Earth encourages student environmental activism) | Environmental issues | Wellburn, Allyson |
| Bankrolling nuclear power. (federal support; includes related article on industry construction tax credits) | Environmental issues | Lapp, David |
| Beyond Environmental Studies 101. (hands-on environmental science college courses) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Building green industry in the Bronx. (the New York, New York Bronx 2000 recycling program, Recoverable Resources/Boro Bronx 2000 or R2B2) (Changing the Outline of the Inner City) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Easton, Billy |
| Carl Anthony: the Urban Habitat. (interview with president of the San Francisco, California-based Earth Island Institute and director of its Urban Habitat Program) (Changing the Outline of the Inner City) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Caught in the balance on trade. (Bill Clinton's effort to find an environmental balance in the terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement) | Environmental issues | Mander, Kai |
| Challenging conformity. (student activism on a conservative Midwest campus) | Environmental issues | Ives, Lisa |
| Changing the outline of the inner city. (urban planning's incorporation of sustainable development policies) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Cultivating diversity. (cultural diversity in the environmental movement) | Environmental issues | Shastri, Kirti |
| Election in the imbalance. (environment downplayed in 1992 presidential election) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Energy policy on the threshold. (Bill Clinton's proposals for increased use of alternative energy sources) | Environmental issues | Lapp, David |
| Greening the ivory tower. (environmental activism on college campuses) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| No safe haven: a community rallies to fight a proposed rubble fill and environmental discrimination. (Havre de Grace, Maryland fights Maryland Reclamation Associates' proposed landfill next to an Episcopal church) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| On the road from Earth Day: Environmental Action looks toward its roots to shape the future. (23rd anniversary of the environmental movement) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | |
| Paper chase: the battle over how recycled paper is defined may determine the fate of community recycling programs. (includes explanation of the content of recycled paper) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Plastic surgery. (plastics industry chooses propaganda over real recycling effort) | Environmental issues | Truax, Hawley |
| Promises, promises: halfway through its first year, the Clinton administration offers a mixed bag on the environment. | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Recovering the land. (efforts of Native Americans to preserve the ecology of their lands) (Indigenous Economics) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Laduke, Winona |
| Resources for indigenous economics. (names and addresses) (Indigenous Economics) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | |
| Restoring Washington's watersheds. (efforts to rid Washington, D.C. of its pollution in the Anacostia River) (Changing the Outline of the Inner City) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Running amuck in the Tennessee Valley. (plan to complete the Bellefonte nuclear plant ib Scottsboro, Alabama) (includes related article on past problems with Tennessee Valley Authority projects) | Environmental issues | Lapp, David |
| Saying no to nuclear waste. (Native Americans' efforts to prevent the Department of Energy from storing nuclear waste on reservations) (Indigenous Economics) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| SEACing student activism. (Student Environmental Action Coalition) | Environmental issues | Nelson, Brooke |
| Slowing the burn in Baltimore. (Baltimore, Maryland residents stop further construction of incinerators and work on alternative solid waste disposal plans) (Changing the Outline of the Inner City) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Small is beautiful. (includes list of Environmental Action principles) (23rd anniversary of the environmental movement) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Morgan-Hubbard, Margaret |
| The race for public lands. (Clinton administration's failure to initiate policies to protect destruction of forests and other areas impacted by humans) | Environmental issues | Sheldon, Karin |
| The toxics tempest. (Bill Clinton's policies for controlling toxic wastes) | Environmental issues | Montague, Peter |
| Tom Goldtooth: holding the government accountable. (coordinator for Indigenous Environmental Network, an alliance of grassroot groups working to preserve Native American land and ecological relationships) (Indigenous Economics)(interview) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Ruben, Barbara |
| Twenty-two years of educating amd mobilizing citizens to protect the environment. (the Environmental Action Foundation 1992 annual report) | Environmental issues | |
| Unequal protection. (enforcement of hazardous wastes laws discriminates against minority neighborhoods) | Environmental issues | |
| Whose rainforest is it anyway? (conflicting views over usage and exploitation of natural resources in the rain forests of indigenous peoples) (Indigenous Economics) (Cover Story) | Environmental issues | Eulenson, Peggy, Meeker-Lowry, Susan |
| Wise use's labor ruse: the anti-environmental wise-use movement is attempting - both successfully and unsuccessfully - to forge ties with workers. | Environmental issues | Lapp, David |
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