2004 News and Views Articles

[6/1/2004] Inhospitable to humans, New Zealand's harsh and nearly pristine subantarctic islands are a haven for birds and other wildlife Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] A fragile linkage exists between the nation's water supplies, the wild places where they come from and the life that the two support together Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] Streams such as North Carolina's Swift Creek are vital both to people and wildlife, a scientific truth often ignored by legislators who fail to protect them Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] U.S. water sources are under increasing pressure as population centers grow, but industries and individuals are taking measures to keep the faucets flowing Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] But can they stay great and still help meet the needs of 60 million local residents, heavy industry, mining, shipping and a host of other interests? Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] Healthy forests are key to meeting the world's growing demand for clean drinking water Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] In the nation’s capital—and across the country—authorities at water treatment plants are taking action against the possibility of terrorist strikes Read Full Story>

[6/1/2004] All Americans are entitled to live in communities where streams flow free of sewage and the air is safe to breathe, but in many areas under-served minorities must fight for these basic rights Read Full Story>

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