Issue No. 24 Late January, 1997	How to Get a Password

Floods, Droughts Linked to Global Warming Some models predict it could get four times worse Flooding Linked to Development, Researcher Says Upstream construction in watersheds may double risk Storm Washes Urban Pollutants Into River Tons of toxics from Santa Rosa, suburbs HUD Program Benefits Developers, Not Poor Inner city high-rises on valuable land U.S. "Drug War" Against Zapatistas Pentagon uses drug excuse to help Mexico fight rebels Warming Arctic Tundra Releases Carbon Normally absorbs CO2 from air How the Saddam Story Grew and Grew Pentagon rumor mill at work U.S. Moves Against CFC Smugglers But still legal to make ozone-destroying chemicals Lawmakers Beg Clinton to Speak on East Timor White House silent on Indonesian human rights horrors Nestle, Others Break Baby Milk Agreement "Inappropriate promotion" of formula in poor countries Death Penalty Juries May Not Understand Responsibility Researcher says misunderstandings common El Salvador Becoming Giant Sweatshop, Group Charges Rightist government working closely with U.S. companies Strange Bedfellows Target Corporate Welfare Coalition of politicians, analysts, and activists from left and right Annual Migration of Monarchs Nears Peak Mid-February ideal time to see butterfly clusters

	Government in Exile Nationwide militia convention meets at "Third Continental Congress" planning for the worst Mushrooming at Salt Point Kashaya Pomo have always enjoyed foods from the wild, but we'd be wise to follow their caution The Fungus Among Us Nature's Grocery Store

Ebonics Critics Speak Ignorance Cheap shots target Black culture NY Times Editor Sounds Alarm Corporate mergers will doom newspapers The Anti-Trust Juggernaut Crushes the Little Guy Supreme Court encourages corporate mergers Our Love Affair With Mass Murder If the death penalty is justice, let's do mass executions Norman Solomon Washington Post Tosses its Conscience Alexander Cockburn The Case against Newt

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