Includes bibliographical references (p. [399]-414) and index.
Contents:
A utility company switches from nuclear power to energy conservation, renewable energy, and electric vehicles / S. David Freeman. Bringing native plants back to the American lawn / Lorrie Otto -- Greenhouse treatment of municipal sewage / John Todd -- The new frugality movement promotes living better by consuming less / Vicki Robin, Joe Dominguez -- Environmental solutions to innner-city problems / Scott Bernstein -- A utility company switches from nuclear power to energy conservation, renewable energy, and electric vehicles / S. David Freeman. Transforming Chattanooga into an environmental city / David Crockett. Mining the discard supply / Daniel Knapp -- Returning to selective forestry after the failure of clearcutting / Walton Smith -- Transforming hazardous wastes into useful industrial materials / Christopher Nagel, William Haney III -- Urban rooftop agriculture / Paul Mankiewicz -- Transforming Chattanooga into an environmental city / David Crockett. Western cattle rancher experiments with sustainable techniques / Jack Turnell. Moving out of the flood plain and designing an environmentally sustainable community / New Pattonsburg, Missouri -- Promoting ecologically sustainable businesses in West Coast temperate rain forests / Alana Probst -- Students swap protests for practical work building an ecologically sustainable campus / Daniel Einstein, David Eagan -- Western cattle rancher experiments with sustainable techniques / Jack Turnell. Cleaning up and reusing abandoned and contaminated industrial sites / Eco-justice activists. Sustainable agriculture takes root among family farmers in Iowa / Ron Fosmann -- Zunis launch a sustainable action plan to manage tribal resources / James Enote -- Saving the seeds: rescuing important foods and medicinal crops from extinction / Kenny Ausubel -- Cleaning up and reusing abandoned and contaminated industrial sites / Eco-justice activists. A green priest preaches about the need to protect God's creation / The reverend Jeffrey Golliher. Two approaches to restoring trashed urban rivers / Thomas Schueler, Robert Boone -- A green priest preaches about the need to protect God's creation / The reverend Jeffrey Golliher.
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