Greenpeace (Washington, D.C.) 2001 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Greenpeace (Washington, D.C.) 2001
Cancer starts here: the poisoning of American begins in Louisiana.(vinyl industry pollution)	Environmental issues
Caribbean blues: finding a safe place for whales.	Environmental issues
Guess what's coming to dinner?(genetically engineered fish)	Environmental issues
Hidden household hazards: Greenpeace tests reveal products have dangerously high levels of toxic chemicals.(specifically polyvinyl chloride)	Environmental issues
In memoriam: David McTaggart.(Greenpeace activist)(Obituary)	Environmental issues
Learning how not to lead.(collapse of climate change negotiations, The Hague, Netherlands)	Environmental issues
No nukes for NATO: "Star Wars" will start wars.(United States National Missile Defense System)	Environmental issues
Renewed interest: President Bush's promotion of fossil fuels has had the ironic effect of bringing new focus to renewable energy.(George W. Bush)	Environmental issues
Saving ancient forests in leaps and bounds.(Amazon)	Environmental issues
Take Back the Earth Day: Greenpeace uses holiday to focus on Bush's anti-environmental policies.(George W. Bush)	Environmental issues
Take this cob and shove it.(Kellogg Co.'s illegal use of genetically engineered StarLink corn)	Environmental issues
The clean energy revolution.(November 2001 election in San Francisco, California, shows voters support solar power)	Environmental issues
Thirty years: raising hell...to save the planet.(Greenpeace anniversary)	Environmental issues
True food victory! Trader Joe's drops GMOs.(genetically modified organisms)	Environmental issues
Working to save the Amazon: Greenpeace uses innovative strategies to confront timber criminals in and out of the jungle.(Cover Story)	Environmental issues

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