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Ruleboy livesnew

Marty Welsh, a local doctor known for living by the rules, is stricken with Lou Gehrig's disease. His sister tells the surprising story of the "new rules" he's come up with.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Melinda Welsh  |  02-07-2008  |  Science

Step It Upnew

It's time to step up the fight against global warming.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Editorial  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

Kyoto Accordinglynew

How far have we come since Kyoto and what needs to be done next? We ask various people of note -- including Ross Gelbspan, Ted Nordhaus, Michael Shellenberger, Sarah Susanka, Alex Steffen -- about the significance of Kyoto.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Sena Christian  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

Dear John (Stossel)new

Using one man's contrarianism as impetus for ecological action.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Josh Fernandez  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

The California Experimentnew

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's green state and the mathematics of carbon.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Cosmo Garvin  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

Chill Outnew

Skeptical environmentalist Bjorn Lomborg questions the Kyoto Protocol's effectiveness.
Sacramento News & Review  |  R.V. Scheide  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

The View from Kyotonew

Without U.S. participation, the first-ever global-warming treaty was doomed to only partial success. Will Bali be better?
Sacramento News & Review  |  Ed Smeloff  |  12-05-2007  |  Environment

Will the U.S. Attack Iran Before the '08 Elections?new

The renowned D.C.-based reporter and New Yorker contributor Seymour Hersh sounds the alarm -- and he's been right an awful lot.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Nicholas Miller  |  10-12-2007  |  War

Escape ... and Reunionnew

Two former Sacramento journalists reunite with a local woman they helped smuggle across the border in the 1980s, when she was a child.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Dale Maharidge  |  09-06-2007  |  Immigration

Ralph Brave, 1953-2007new

To say that Ralph wrote crucial stories, shook the halls of power and touched the lives of many over the course of his long years as a journalist and at SN&R is an understatement.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Melinda Welsh  |  09-06-2007  |  Media

The Pot Issuenew

The local baddies when it comes to cannabis are the feds, the schools, the governor, bad musicians and the voters who overwhelmingly passed our medical-marijuana law but have not demanded teeth be put into it.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Matt Coker, Nick Miller, Cosmo Garvin, R.V. Scheide, Kel Munger, Geoff Johnson and Estee Lee  |  08-24-2007  |  Drugs

The Hidden History of UC Davis' 35-year Collaboration with Big Tobacconew

Over three decades, UC Davis researchers conducted studies that directly aided tobacco companies' ability to market their products and addict more Americans -- where does academic freedom end and public health responsibility begin?
Sacramento News & Review  |  Ralph Brave  |  06-25-2007  |  Science

What's the Frequency?new

California's got a bipartisan move afoot to block government snooping technology.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Cosmo Garvin  |  06-14-2007  |  Civil Liberties

Why Hasn't Car Sharing Hit Sacramento?new

Car-sharing works in San Francisco, but the state capital has yet to get a similar project on the road.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Sena Christian  |  06-07-2007  |  Transportation

Trainhopping: Stupid, Illegal, Dangerous and as Addictive as Cracknew

I can't wait to do it again.
Sacramento News & Review  |  David Puketza  |  06-07-2007  |  Transportation

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