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Volume 20, No.2, Summer 2002

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Features

Community Forestry in India and Nepal
After years of national control, governments allow local people to share the resource.
by Trupti Mehta
Why did the Greens Win?
Five people share their views. Free market environmentalists wonder why their message sometimes falls on deaf ears.
How the Milesnicks Found Markets
As fishers flocked to their trout streams, a Montana ranch family discovered how to spur cooperation.
by Kris Kumlien
The Fires this Time
It's fire season again. The blazes signify deeper problems at the Forest Service.
by Roger Sedjo

Columns

Tangents
Trading in Trash
If congressional efforts to curtail interstate trash disposal succeed, costs will go up.
by Daniel Benjamin

Perspectives

Greener Pastures
– Banking on Organics
– Golfing Gone Wild
– Salted Irrigation
by Linda Platts

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