1999articles

America's half-forgotten islands, The Christian Science Monitor,
December 27, 1999, Monday, WORLD; THE LONGER VIEW; Pg. 6,
894 words, UMAN, FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

Pacific islands renegotiate US payments, The Christian Science
Monitor, December 27, 1999, Monday, WORLD; Pg. 6, 512 words,
YAP, FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

'Jaws': the new cause of the seas, The Christian Science Monitor,
December 8, 1999, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 6,
1026 words, HONOLULU

Islands seek more pay for missile tests, The Christian Science
Monitor, December 7, 1999, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. 6, 1037 words,
KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS

Generations of Fallout From Nuclear Tests; Marshall Islands
residents still waiting for U.S. to clean up its mess, The San
Francisco Chronicle, December 7, 1999, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. A10, ,
MAJURO ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS

South Pacific battles for Y2K bragging rights, The Christian Science
Monitor, December 1, 1999, Wednesday, WORLD; SUNRISE WARS;
Pg. 1, 998 words, , MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS

Rising seas threaten to cover Marshall Islands over next century,
Miami Herald, December 25, 1998, Friday, Section A; Page 34,
Column 1, 70 words, MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September 1, 1998, 2280 words,
Marshall Islands: you can't go home again., Atomic testing legacy in
Pacific, MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS

Waaaaay down south, The Christian Science Monitor, November 30,
1999, Tuesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 18, 880 words, , GERLACHE
STRAIT, ANTARCTICA

When visiting Antarctica, think about the impact, The Christian Science
Monitor, November 30, 1999, Tuesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 19,
495 words, PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE

Putting a face on the Vikings in North America, The Christian Science
Monitor, September 23, 1999, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. 13,
1438 words, L'ANSE AUX MEADOWS, NEWFOUNDLAND

High-seas launch worries islanders, The Christian Science Monitor,
September 22, 1999, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 5,
1313 words, WASHINGTON

Patent a plant? Americans do, irking shamans, The Christian Science
Monitor, July 28, 1999, Wednesday, USA; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 1,
1205 words, WASHINGTON

Gusts and glory; Wind power's prospects picking up some steam,
Chicago Sun-Times, July 25, 1999, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition;
Pg. 32, 765 words, WASHINGTON

Turner's $1 billion gift starts giving, The Christian Science Monitor, July
7, 1999, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 1, 1166 words,
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.

NATO throws itself a party; 50th anniversary summit, The Bulletin of the
Atomic Scientists, July, 1999, Pg. 36, 3749 words, WASHINGTON

Wind power takes off as major energy source, The Christian Science
Monitor, June 30, 1999, Wednesday, USA; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 1,
1046 words, WASHINGTON

Building a small bridge across a 1,000-year-old Christian divide, The
Christian Science Monitor, May 13, 1999, Thursday, WORLD; RELIGION;
Pg. 7, 795 words, WASHINGTON

The vanishing bayou, The Christian Science Monitor, February 18, 1999,
Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. 15, 1482 words, COCODRIE, L.A.

Antarctica: Endless Detente, geopolitics and the seventh continent, The
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January, 1999, SOUTHERN OCEAN