From the Stacks: July 6, 2007
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The
27-year-old Earth First! is 'ancient' in
comparison to most radical news outlets, notes one of its editors
in the current issue. Though it's still surviving, financial
constraints have forced the bimonthly to change formats from
magazine to tabloid. The cover story for July/August, the final
issue in magazine form, tracks a number of activists protesting the
2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver and its likely negative impacts on
the environment, Native peoples, and the urban poor. Elsewhere, a
writer named Dr. Hyena warns readers that activism can become
unsustainable when the idea of 'the Movement' becomes
all-consuming. -- Natalie Hudson
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Co-op America Quarterly is hard at
work on the tremendous task of turning America's consumerist
tendencies into social and environmental sustainability. The Summer
issue's guide to eight different fuel alternatives isn't mired in
the distant future. Rather, the guide assesses the immediate
effectiveness of each alternative, from E85 Ethanol to hydrogen
fuel cells. Co-op America finds that 'locally produced
B100' biodiesel reduces emissions more than gas/electric hybrids,
yet posits that our best available options are still plug-in
hybrids, which are currently capable of reaching more than 100 mpg.
-- Natalie Hudson
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