Issue No. 9 : Energy

Spring 2001

Columns

• Guest Editorial : Energy in the West" by Eric Blank, Land and Water Fund of the Rockies
• The Literal Landscape : "Apache Brown" by Simmons B. Buntin
• What a Fool Believes... : "The Politics of Energy" by Todd Ziebarth
• Bull Hill : "All Used Up with Nowhere to Glow! Thoughts on the Goshute Nuclear Repository Plan" by David Rothenberg
• View from the Summmit : "Farming Energy" by Catherine Cunningham

Poetry

• Four Poems by Peter Huggins
• Three Poems by Jan Strever
• Two Poems by Jim Fisher
• Two Poems by John Heckman
• Two Poems by Richard Fein
• Three Poems by Lex Runciman
• Two Poems by Duane Locke
• One Poem by Robin Morris

Essays

• "Building the Sonoran Bungalow: A Construction Document" by Scott Elgin Calhoun
• "How Green is Jerry Brown? An Oakland Ecopolis Memoir" by Ernest J. Yanarella

Fiction

• "The Odor of Sicilian Lemons" by Andrew L. Wilson
• "Nolde's Sun" by Dennis Must
• "By Dawn's Light" by Monty Joynes

Articles

• "Brewing a Sustainable Industry: New Belgium Brewing Company Aims for Zero Emissions" by David Wann
• "The Winds of Change Across Colorado" by David Wann
• "New Power Plants? The Smaller the Better" by Steve Breyman
• "The Citizen Planner - Real Towns: Making Your Neighborhood Work" by Harrison Bright Rue

Reviews

• Judyth Willis reviews The Sweet Breathing of Plants: Women Writing on the Green World edited by Linda Hogan and Brenda Peterson
• Todd Ziebarth reviews Energies: An Illustrated Guide to the Biosphere and Civilization by Vaclav Smil

Interview

• Ireland's Salmon Publishing Director Jessie Lendennie

ARTerrain Gallery

• Andrew Bearce : Paintings

UnSprawl Case Study

• Prairie Crossing in Grayslake, Illinois