WRI Features: 2003

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• November/December 2003. Volume 1, Number 10
• Building A New Iran
• Cleaning up the Coasts
• A Climate of Information
• Commentary: Investing in Mining Reform

• October 2003. Volume 1, Number 9
• Making Rural Development Big Business in India
• Rallying Around an Underwater Preserve
• A New Kind of Business as Usual
• Commentary: Building the Wrong Cars in Detroit

• September 2003. Volume 1, Number 8
• Going for Green Power
• Water, Work, and Women in Rural India
• Eating Worms and Protecting Parks
• Green-Powered Corporate Citizenship

• August 2003. Volume 1, Number 7
• Protecting the Amazon in Good Fashion
• The Poverty Connection
• The Cost of War in Mindanao
• The State of the World’s Parks

• July 2003. Volume 1, Number 6
• Making Mussels Work in South Africa
• Learning to Live with "Mega" Parks
• Unearthing Controversy at the Ok Tedi Mine
• Commentary: Strengthening Governance and Protecting the Environment

• June 2003. Volume 1, Number 5
• Reef-Friendly Fish: New Initiatives Aim to Reduce Impact of the Aquarium Fish Trade
• Wild Markets: International Trade in Wildlife is on the Rise
• Getting the Political Environment Right in Mozambique
• Subsidies and the Decline of the World’s Fisheries

• May 2003. Volume 1, Number 4
• The Quest for Zero Garbage in the Philippines
• Benefits Beyond Boundaries: The Challenge for the World Parks Congress
• Commentary: Greening the Way to Democracy

• April 2003. Volume 1, Number 3
• Informed Debate: The Public Battle over Mexico City’s New Airport
• From Industry to Offices: Reducing Emissions and Reducing Costs
• A Fledgling Local Movement to Manage the "Mother of Waters"
• Commentary: Global Warming's Human Fingerprint

• March 2003. Volume 1, Number 2
• The Dead-Coral Diver
• Turning a Profit with Green Coffee and Fair Trade
• The Russian Mapping Revolution
• Commentary: Moving the U.S. Ahead on Climate Change

• February 2003. Volume 1, Number 1
• Despite mild El Niño, scientists expect severe Indonesian fires
• Bogotá designs transportation for people, not cars
• Commentary: More rights, less destruction?