Greenpeace (Washington, D.C.) 1999 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Greenpeace (Washington, D.C.) 1999
Checkup for the planet: examining environmental health at the turn of the century.(Cover Story)	Environmental issues
Children of a common mother: international youth delegation protests destruction of Great Bear Rainforest.(includes related article on an American environmental activist)	Environmental issues
Fields of greed: "terminator technology" could make Monsanto rich ... and devastate the environment.(includes related article on partnership between Greenpeace and chefs to campaign against genetically engineered plants)	Environmental issues	Perian, Naomi
In search of sanctuary: time is running out for the great whales.	Environmental issues
Is your dinner in danger of becoming extinct?(Chilean Sea Bass being fished to extinction)	Environmental issues
Our future on fire.(need to reduce dioxin levels created by the burning of chlorine-containing materials)	Environmental issues
Playing with fire: Greenpeace testing finds that some popular toys may place children at risk.(includes related article on where to contact the CEOs of companies that make vinyl children's products)	Environmental issues	Barre, David
Polluter's paradise: industrial pollution in Lousiana threatens local residents and the global environment.	Environmental issues	Perian, Naomi
Powering the next millennium.(renewable energy)	Environmental issues	Houlihan, Meghan
Strange new world.(includes related articles)(effects of genetic engineering)	Environmental issues	Perian, Naomi
The chain of destruction: U.S. companies fuel the destruction of Canada's ancient rainforests.	Environmental issues	Barre, David
The food industry's secret ingredient.(genetically modified foods)	Environmental issues
The perils of plastic.(includes related article on polyvinyl chloride)	Environmental issues
Trouble in paradise.(destruction of the Amazon rain forest)	Environmental issues
Will the Stellers survive? Steller sea lions cannot compete with the industrial fishing vessels that are destroying their food source.	Environmental issues	Houlihan, Meghan

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