2003articles

When Downeasters colonized the Middle East, Working Waterfront,
December 2003, COLUMN: PARALLEL 44, PORTLAND, MAINE

'Willy' trapped between freedom and captivity; scientists, activists argue
whale's fate, The San Francisco Chronicle, October 17, 2003, Friday,
FOREIGN; Pg. D-1, HALSA, NORWAY

The Danube and Europe's other rivers' thirst for water, low water levels
due to European drought, The Christian Science Monitor, October
2,2003, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

The Arnold they remember at home, Schwarzenegger, The Christian
Science Monitor, September 24,2003, Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL,
GRAZ, AUSTRIA

Iceland's whale hunting makes waves with critics, The Christian
Science Monitor, September 19,2003, Friday, INTERNATIONAL,
MOLDE, NORWAY

Kaliningrad: Boxed In; a Russian enclave faces EU expansion,
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September/October 2003, REPORTS,
KALININGRAD, RUSSIA

Saving the Seas; With oceans increasingly empty of fish, the time to
restore the oceans is now, says the Pew Oceans Commission, Trust,
Spring/Summer 2003, COVER STORY, PORTLAND, MAINE

Scoundrels on the Map, unpleasant namesakes in Maine, Working
Waterfront, August 2003, COLUMN: PARALLEL 44, PORTLAND, MAINE

Orthodox leader blesses green agenda, The Christian Science
Monitor, July24, 2003, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS, HELSINKI,
FINLAND

Rio Poco; the once-mighty Rio Grande has slowed to a trickle, E,
July/August 2003, CURRENTS, BOCA CHICA, TEXAS

Estonia, where being wired is a human right, Letter from Tallinn,
Estonia, The Christian Science Monitor, July 1, 2003, Tuesday,
INTERNATIONAL, TALLINN, ESTONIA

Saving Maine, after the collapse of the Gulf of Maine's fisheries, new
technologies and ideas hold promise of a better future, On Earth,
COVER STORY, Summer 2003, PORTLAND, MAINE

Busier Baltic Sea struggles with pollution, safety, Environmental
problems of the Baltic, The Christian Science Monitor, June 23, 2003,
Monday, INTERNATIONAL, TALLINN, ESTONIA

When Maine Ruled New England, Working Waterfront, June 2003,
COLUMN: PARALLEL 44, PORTLAND, MAINE

Sprawling 'burbs tighten up, Developers are taking lessons from
traditional city and village neighborhoods to save open spaces, money,
and quality of life, The Christian Science Monitor, May 22, 2003,
Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; SCARBOROUGH, MAINE

New 3-D sonar puts ocean floor in sharper relief, mapping the ocean
bottom with multibeam sonar, The Christian Science Monitor, May 8,
2003, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Despite criticism, Gulf of Maine Aquarium takes big step forward,
Working Waterfront, April 2003, COLUMN: PARALLEL 44, PORTLAND,
MAINE

The Sinking City: Venice's $3 billion plan to stop a rising sea gets
mixed reviews, E, March/April 2003, CURRENTS, VENICE, ITALY

Inefficiency: The Lobster's Best Friend, lobsters outsmarting lobster
traps, Working Waterfront, March 2003, COLUMN: PARALLEL 44,
DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Moon Dance, Whale sharks and spawning fish aggregations in Belze,
Nature Conservancy, Spring 2003, MARINE CONSERVATION,
GLADDEN SPIT, BELIZE

California joins global assault on killer seaweed; Europeans provide
ideas for destroying resilient, toxic algae, The San Francisco Chronicle,
January 20, 2003, Monday, SCIENCE; Pg. A-4, HVAR, CROATIA

The Shifty Environmentalist: media reaction to Bjorn Lomborg's
denouncement by Danish scientific commitee, TomPaine.com, January
15, 2003, TAKE ON THE NEWS

Lobsters on a Roll: New research reveals that lobsters are too smart
for fishermen's traps, The Christian Science Monitor, January 9, 2003,
Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. 15, BRISTOL, MAINE