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Book Reviews
The following books were reviewed in this issue of Voices.
The Russian Far East:
A Reference Guide for Conservation and Development
Josh Newell
McKinleyville, CA: Daniel & Daniel, Inc., 2004
Fresh, Organic & Native:
Foods of the Four Corners
A Directory of Ecoregional Food Sustainability
Center for Sustainable Environments
Flagstaff, AZ: Northern Arizona University, 2004
The Guaymas Chronicles:La Mandadera — El Guero on the Streets of Northwest Mexico
David E. Stuart
Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 2003
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Table of Contents
- Do You Hear Us Now?
- Moquino Community Gets Involved in Uranium Mill Tailings Decision
- Not in my Backyard...Not in Anyone's
- Will 2004 Bring Major Changes to WIPP?
- More Nuclear Waste for New Mexico?
- Educating the Next Generation of Doctors: Rx for Undoing Racism
- Judge Rules: Mining Clean-up Plan "Deficient"
- Chicanas: Sustainers of Grassroots Activism
- Environment Secretary Denies Special Waste Permit for Wagon Mound Landfill
- Citizens Respond
- Book Reviews
- SRIC Extras
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