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The Easy Ways of the Altamaha
Gnarled cypresses dot the marshes where herons stalk and gators laze and Georgians savor the tranquillity of their timeless river.
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California Desert Lands
Powdery dunes, Joshua tree forests, and searing rockscapes are now under federal protection.
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Inner Japan
Serenity lingers in the villages and lush valleys of Japan's western slope, where rice farmers and artisans honor the nation's ideals of family, tradition, simplicity.
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The Bolshevik Revolution
Lenin's Bolsheviks dreamed of creating the ideal society, but the communism born of their 1917 revolution proved as vulnerable to human imperfection as did the rule of the tsars.
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The Spell of the Trobriand Islands
Living in apparent bliss, the Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea deflect the outside world with mocking indifference. But how long will the magic last?
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America's Wilderness
Early settlers saw the continent's forested wildlands as a fearful challenge. Today people seek nature to recharge their urbanized souls. Nearly 5 percent of U.S. land has been designated wilderness, but how it is used and managed is far from settled.
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The Grand Managed Canyon
Glen Canyon Dam has long harnessed the mighty Colorado, but environmentalists, biologists, and river runners still contest the benefits.
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Our National Forests
Federal woodlands have become recreation destinations—and battlefields over multiple use
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Our Polluted Runoff
Stealthily it makes its way into our freshwater supplies, but hidden pollution can be controlled.
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