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Nuclear Caribou. Orion, January/February.
DOUGLAS FOX.
California's Sinking Delta. Christian Science Monitor, December 2.
MC KENZIE FUNK.
Arctic Landgrab. National Geographic, May.
DAVID GARGILL.
The General Electric Superfraud. Harper's Magazine, December.
DANIEL GOLEMAN.
How Green Is Green? Tricycle, Summer.
TARAS GRESCOE.
The Trouble with Salmon. Best Life, May.
JEROME GROOPMAN.
Robots That Care. The New Yorker, November 2.
MICHAEL J. HECKENBERGER.
Lost Cities of the Amazon. Scientific American, October.
JOHN HORGAN.
We Are Not Destined to Fight. San Francisco Panorama, December 8.
COURTNEY HUMPHRIES.
The Body Politic. Seedmagazine.com, April 14.
VERLYN KLINKENBORG.
Countdown to Extinction. National Geographic, January.
ELIZABETH KOLBERT.
Changing Rains. National Geographic, April.
ADAM LEVEY.
The Vanis.h.i.+ng Youth Nutrient. Prevention, September.
RICHARD LEWONTIN.
Why Darwin? New York Review of Books, May 28.
DANIEL LIBIT.
The Bear Necessities. Was.h.i.+ngton Post Magazine, April 5.
SETH LLOYD.
Privacy and the Quantum Internet. Scientific American, October.
BARRY LOPEZ.
Notes from the Earth. The American Scholar, Autumn.
ERIN MC CARTHY.
