Results for keyword: Communities In Transition
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Empower immigrants — don't knock them out
Empower immigrants — don't knock them out
by Kenya Hart, Mar 03, 2003 -
Cut the anti-immigration rhetoric
Cut the anti-immigration rhetoric
by Felecia Caton Garcia, Mar 03, 2003 -
The life of an energy colony
A timeline shows that since its founding, Wyoming has occasionally boomed but more often busted under the thumb of extractive industry
by Sam Western, Feb 17, 2003 -
Building off the grid
Rex and LaVonne Ewing wrote Logs, Wind and Sun to share what they learned in the process of building their dream house, creating a book that is both informative and enjoyable.
by Linda Masterson, Dec 23, 2002 -
A gilded wrinkle in time
In Cities of Gold, his first historical novel, William K. Hartmann interweaves the conquistadors of the 16th with a contemporary murder mystery in Tucson.
by Craig Childs, Dec 23, 2002 -
Dear Friends
A town reborn; the HCN torch is passed; whoops! And see you next year.
by Greg Hanscom, Dec 23, 2002 -
Like Butte, a lonely dog hangs on
A mysterious, mangy, half-wild dog known locally as "The Auditor" has made the moonscape of the Butte’s Berkeley Pit his home for 16 years, hanging on to life as stubbornly as the town of Butte itself.
by Matt Vincent, Dec 09, 2002 -
Brownfields program makes cleanup profitable
The "Brownfields" program, an offshoot of Superfund, is designed to redevelop contaminated sites into real estate, but critics say it is not always up to the challenge.
by Laura Paskus, Dec 09, 2002 -
Superfund: On the Hill… on the ground
Timelines trace the birth, life and decline of the Superfund law, both on Capitol Hill and on the ground in the West.
by Staff, Dec 09, 2002 -
Life in the wasteland
Eureka, Utah, a struggling former mining town, was named a Superfund priority site in September, but the Environmental Protection Agency is running out of funds for cleanup, and the Bush administration shows no interest in replacing them.
by Lolly Merrell, Dec 09, 2002
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