THE RESTORATION ECONOMY

The New Restoration Economy

What’s at Stake in the Klamath Basin
Orna Izakson

With Regard for the Nature of Water:
Philip Williams
Carol Arnold

Helping Microbes Do the Cleanup:
Rula Deeb and Steve Koenigsberg
Megan Williams

Spartina Warrior:
Kathy Zaremba
Shirley Skeel

Wetland Restoration Manager:
Amy Hutzel
Hal Hughes

For more information about Careers in the Restoration Economy, please see the print edition of Coast & Ocean, Vol. 20, No. 3, Summer 2004. Stories not reproduced on the web include a profile on Watershed Specialist: Jennifer Jenkins; guidelines for Preparing for a Career in Restoration; and the experiences of three new grads who are Starting Out in the Restoration Job Market.

LIQUID NATURAL GAS ON THE PACIFIC COAST

LNG in California?
Trish Beall

Nature vs. Natural Gas in Baja California
Diane Lindquist

Some articles in this web edition are abridged.

DEPARTMENTS

Ebb and Flow

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