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Politics and the Environment: Newpaper Article Assignments

Below are articles and op-ed essays from The New York Times and other sources (as noted) that are assigned for class. All students are responsible for all material. The (N) after the page number means "national edition." If you are looking these articles up at the library and using the New York edition, the page numbers may be different. (But not always. Just check.) Students may want to use LexisNexis to find the full text of these articles online. LexisNexis is free for Emory students. (See the reference librarian if you have not used LexisNexis before). The articles below are listed by date (the most recent first).

Special On-going Report on climate change, in The Guardian.

"Now the Pentagon tells Bush: climate change will destroy us," by Mark Townsend and Paul Harris, The Guardian, Sunday, February 22, 2004.

"Amid a Forest's Ashes, a Debate Over Logging Profits Is Burning," by Matthew Preusch, 15 April 2004.

"A Chilling Possibility," NASA, 5 March 2004.

"Scientists Say Administration Distorts Facts," by James Glanz, 19 February 2004, p. A21(N).

"Bush Climate Plan Rated Somewhat Improved," by Andrew C. Revkin, 19 February 2004, p. A21(N).

"An Environmental Deficit," Editorial, Wednesday, 11 February 2004, p. A28(N)

"The Pentagon's Weather Nightmare," by David Stipp, Fortune Magazine, 9 February 2004.

"Global Chilling," by Paul R. Epstein, Wednesday, 28 January 2004, p. A25(N)

"Rule Change May Alter Strip-Mine Fight," by James Dao, Monday, 26 January 2004, p. A12(N)

"(The) Endangered Species Act Turns 30 Years Old," Associated Press, reported on CNN, Thursday, 1 January 2004

"A Blink from the Bush Administration: Backing Down on Tarriffs, U.S. Strengthens Trade Organization," by David E. Sanger, Friday, 5 December 2003, p. A25(N)

"Baked Alaska on the Menu?" by Nicholas D. Kristof, Saturday, September 2003, p. A27(N)