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To walk the talk of sustainable development
Let's go for a walk. The beauty of imagined walks is that we can take different roads simultaneously.
The first road is a rural highway in New England. It's a postcard-scene summer day. Traffic is moderate but walker-friendly. Farmers in pickups share the road with retirees heading to the post office and vacationers pulling campers wrapped in bicycles, coolers, and kayaks. Mountains rise on the horizon, fields of sweet corn and second-cut hay lie in the middle distance, black-eyed susans and daisies garland the road's shoulders. But fairly well hidden among the wildflowers and tall grass, beer and soda cans lie scattered, along with a truck tire, a disposable diaper box, a running shoe.

August 26, 2002 issue
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Finding the elegant solution
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Yewande Akinola, Shirley January, Joe Smuin, Suzanne Nightingale, John Hay Scott
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Items of interest
with contributions from Marc Gellman, Thomas Hartman, Kay Barkin, Ruth Gledhill, Michael E. Ruane
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Reaching for the Summit with youthful eyes
By Karen Shippey
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Nature columnist and artist
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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To be a force for positive change
Warren Bolon with contributions from Candelaria Silva
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If they build it, it can grow
By Corvin Huber
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I love all TREES
By Ovídio Trentini
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For the good of the whole
By Margaret Rogers
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Severe hand sores cured
Steven Berrie
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Unemployment problems resolved
Jean Bordeaux
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Abdominal pain healed
Tony Lobl