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Book Reviews
The following books were reviewed in this issue of Voices:
Nuclear
Nebraska: The Remarkable Story of the Little County That Couldn’t
Be Bought
Susan Cragin
New York: Amacom Books, 2007
304 pp., $24.95, hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-8144-7430-3
On
the Clean Road Again: Biodiesel and the Future of the Family Farm
Willie Nelson
Boulder, CO.: Fulcrum Publishing
91 pp., $9.95, paperback
ISBN: 1-55591-624-4
Live
an Eco-Friendly Life (52 Brilliant Ideas)
Natalia Marshall
New York: Perigee, 2008
239 pp., $15.95, paperback
ISBN: 978-0-399-53396-9
Wake
Up and Smell the Planet – The Non-Pompous, Non-Preachy Grist
Guide to Greening Your Day
GRIST.ORG, Edited by Brangien Davis with Katharine Wroth
Seattle, WA: Skipstone, 2007
175pp., $14.95, paperback
ISBN: 978-1-59485-039-4
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Table of Contents
- Educating Legislators in New Mexico and Beyond
- Environmental Justice Awareness Day at the State Capitol
- NM Legislature Adjourned... Sine Dine
- Energy & Economic Alternatives to the Desert Rock Energy Project
- New Mexico Native Women Speak Out for Mining Law Reform
- Will Nuclear Bombs Forever Be Stopped?
- Toxic Chemicals in the Air & Soil The Legacy of Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Kamchatka Mining Exchange
- Book Reviews
- SRIC Extras
"Well, what's a little radioactivity alongside the riches to be made, the jobs to be offered, in a resurgent uranium market? State Senator David Ulibarri, who's also Cibola County manager, figures that, what with soaring uranium prices, a $50 billion industry is just waiting to open between Grants and the Navajo Reservation — whose leaders, we've noted, have the good sense to say not on our land."
— Editorial:
"Governer, be wary of 'U-cleanup' bill"
The Santa Fe New Mexican,
March 1, 2008
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