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The Silent Generation Speaks by Marjorie Binder
Yafa Street
by David McGrath
Duck Brains
by John Kavanaugh Marsh
From Volume Nine, Number Four
The West Coast Leads the Way on Energy and Climate Protection
by Edward W. Sheets
Going, Going, Gone: Reflections on the Retirement of the Bull Run Hydroelectric Project by John Esler
Ringing in New Life for Rivers by Amy Kober
Teddy Keizer: Oregon Trail Blazer by Jess Lord and Andrea Nuneviller
From Volume Nine, Number Three
Land Use: Why Plan?
Useful Things: Poetry by Brian Gard
The Man from Slaughterhouse-Five:A Remembrance of Kurt Vonnegut
by Steve Blakeslee
From Volume Eight, Number Four
Open Spaces' Booklists -- Best Fiction of the Last 35 Years & Favorite Books
An Interview on The Paradox of Choice with Barry Schwartz by Elizabeth Cosgriff
From Volume Eight, Number Three
Volcanoes and Superquakes: Living with Geologic Hazards in the Pacific Northwest by Stephen L. Harris
Paying the Price for the Ability to Speak
by Robert Sack, M.D.
Arbitration: The Other Dispute Resolution Process
by James L. Knoll
From Volume Eight, Number One:
Science and Politics: The Uneasy Relationship by Howard J Silver, Ph.D.
Lessons from Oregon: Changing the Way Health Care Works by John Santa, M.D., M.P.H.
From Volume Seven, Number Four:
Recommended Reading by Open Spaces Readers
Rethinking Health Care: An Opening Discussion by Marvin W. Harrison, M.D.
Health Values and Health Reform: Would We Go There If We Could? by Michael J. Garland, DscRel
Northwest Publishers by Kristine Ekman
Review of The Coming Generational Storm: What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future by Stephen McConnel
Sleep Talking: Sleep as an Altered State of Consciousness by Robert Sack, M.D.
Hood to Coast Relay by Marlys Chapman
From Volume Seven, Number Two:
Answers to Commonly Asked Questions Regarding Renewable Energy by Diane Zipper
From Volume Seven, Number One:
The Future Gazers: Will Scientists Ever be Able to Reliably Avert Infectious Disease Outbreaks? The Transmission of Animal Viruses to Humans by Leslie Bienen
Adjusting Your Sails in Today's Stock Market by Bill Berner
Working for an Energy Agenda for the 21st Century by Senator Maria Cantwell
Restoring Salmon: How are We Doing? by Edward W. Sheets
Babe in the Woods: Tales of a Teen-Age Logger by Eric Redman
From Volume Six, Number Four:
Slow News is Good News by Alan Durning
Should You Worry About Your Heart's Health? The Big Three Warning Symptoms by John H. McAnulty, M.D.
From Volume Six, Number Three:
Back to Babylon: A Surgeon in Iraq by Richard J. Mullins, M.D.
From Volume Six, Number Two:
Retaining the Estate Tax by William H. Gates, Sr.
From Volume Six, Number One:
Musings of a Pollster by Adam Davis
Losing the Peace in Iraq by William O. Beeman
The Business of Building Sustainable Communities: Reuniting these United States by Theodore Roosevelt IV
From Volume Five, Number Four:
Sleeping Together, Sleeping Apart by Robert Sack, M.D.
From Volume Five, Number Three:
The Endangered Species Act: Thirty Years on the Ark by Jeff Curtis and Bob Davson
Are 30 Years of Environmental Protection Up for Grabs? by Dan Chasan
How Do Musicians Do What They Do?
by Tom Grant
Conversations with the Generations: World Views
edited by Penny Harrison
Keeping the Lights On
by Edward W. Sheets
On Being Able to Sleep and Breathe at the Same Time
by Robert Sack, M.D.
Sowbugs: A Poem
by Charles Goodrich
From Volume Five, Number Two:
Oregon: A Wicked Problem by Brian Gard
From Volume Five, Number One:
Conversations with the Generations: Work Life by Penny Harrison and Maura O'Scannlain
Education and Afghanistan: An Interview with Dr. Zaher Wahab by David Savage
Lessons from the Land for Protection in the Sea: The Need for a New Ocean Ethic by Jane Lubchenco
From Volume Four, Number Four:
The Enron Debacle by Stephen McConnel
Normal Sleep by Robert Sack, M.D.
From Volume Four, Number Three:
"Good Driver" and "The Price is One Hundred and Fifty Afghanis" by James Opie
Of Laws and Fishes by Jeff Curtis
From Volume Four, Number Two:
Running on Empty: In the Klamath Basin, There Isn't Enough Water to Go Around by Daniel Jack Chasan
One's View of Mt. Rainier by Eric Redman
From Volume Four, Number One:
Measure 7 and the Social Contract by Richard Benner
From Volume Three, Number Four:
Restoring Rivers Within City Limits by Amy Souers and Betsy Otto
Seattle: On the Rocks or On a Roll? by David Brewster
From Volume Three, Number Three
Why Rail Works by Dave Earling
If We All Live Long Enough Will We All Be Demented? by Jeffrey Kaye, M.D.
From Volume Three, Number Two:
Why Rail? by Emory Bundy
Leaders in the Wild: Douglas, Madsen, Baird, Udall and Gore by William Faries
From Volume Three, Number One:
On Judicial Activism by Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain
From Volume Two, Number Four:
A Fertile Meadow Far From Town by John Daniel
Six Hundred Million Indians Vote by David Savage
From Volume Two, Number Three:
Publishing in the Northwest by Debby Garman
From Volume Two, Number Two:
Live from Beijing
The Pol Pot Tragedy in Cambodia Comes to the Northwest by William H. Sack, M.D.
From Volume Two, Number One:
Letter from DC by Beth Oakes
The Purpose of Copyright by Lydia Pallas Loren
The Newbery Awards by Elizabeth Cosgriff
Earth's Unruly Tenant by Jane Lubchenco
From Volume One, Number Four:
A River Runs Against It : America's Evolving View of Dams by Bruce Babbitt
From Volume One, Number Three:
Bigfoot by Robert Sullivan
The Booker Prize by Rishona Zimring
Surgeon's Knots by Richard Rapport
From Volume One, Number Two:
Rhapsody for Blackberries by Sandra Dorr
Regionalism 101 by Ellen Teicher
From Volume One, Number One:
Salmon and the Northwest by Roy Hemmingway
Re: Public Education by David Sarasohn
Watch for more articles, coming soon.
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