Colin Woodard - 2004 Articles

D amming Belize; the controversial Chalillo dam, E, Vol. XV, No. 6,
November 2004, CURRENTS, SAN IGNACIO, BELIZE

The Lost Tribe; New finds show that Neanderthals were smarter than
we thought, The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 19, 2004,
SCIENCE, p. A14, ATAPUERCA, SPAIN

'Mr. Water', Pedro Arrojo Agudo and Spain's National Hydrological
Plan, The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 19, 2004, NOTES
FROM ACADEME, p. A56, ZARAGOZA, SPAIN

Lobster stewards; on one Maine island, a triumph of the commons,
Orion, December 2004, BLUEPRINT FOR CHANGE, pp. 16-17,
MONHEGAN, MAINE

Before election polls, there was Maine; history of Maine's early vote,
Working Waterfront, November 2004, COLUMN; PORTLAND, MAINE

State of the Oceans, Nature Conservancy, Fall 2004, COVER STORY,
pp. 44-50, PORTLAND, MAINE

Forest Certification; Michigan pursues sustainable forestry, Nature
Conservancy, Fall 2004, WAYS AND MEANS, pp. 20-21, PORTLAND,
MAINE

Sea change in Oceans policy?; Historic report urges swift action to
protect marine envirnoment, Nature Conservancy, Fall 2004,
SIGHTINGS, pp. 18, PORTLAND, MAINE

The Ghost Ship from Maine; the Carroll A Deering mystery, Working
Waterfront, September 2004, COLUMN; PORTLAND, MAINE

Belizean Bonanza; the Central American nation's expansive marine
sanctuaries are creating rich research possibilities, The Chronicle of
Higher Education, July 2, 2004, SCIENCE, SWALLOW CAYE, BELIZE

Back in the Game; Bosnia 20 years after the 1984 Winter Olmpics,
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, July/August 2004, REPORTS,
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

400 years ago today, New England's first European colony; St. Croix
Island, Working Waterfront, July 2004, COLUMN; PORTLAND, MAINE

In Belize, electricity vs tourism, A $30 million dam, due to be
completed next year, will generate needed power, but could turn off
ecotravelers. The Christian Science Monitor, May 24, 2004,
INTERNATIONAL, SAN IGNACIO, BELIZE

In Central Europe, Changing Attitudes; As nationalism wanes, ethnic
Hungarians establish their own universities, The Chronicle of Higher
Education, May 21, 2004, INTERNATIONAL, p. A41, KOMARNO,
SLOVAKIA

Struggling to turn Sarajevo barracks into classrooms, challenges
facing the rector of the University of Sarajevo, The Chronicle of Higher
Education, April 30, 2004, NOTES FROM ACADEME, p. A48,
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

Roma hope for better life under the EU, The Christian Science
Monitor, April 8, 2004, INTERNATIONAL, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

Farming the Sea, Ocean aquaculture's perils and promise, Global
Issues, April 2004, PORTLAND, MAINE

In rebuilt Bosnia, no terror toehold, The Christian Science Monitor,
March 24, 2004, INTERNATIONAL, p. 1, SARAJEVO,
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

An uphill battle for Europe's Gypsies; A disenfranchised minority fights
poverty and discrimination to go to college, The Chronicle of Higher
Education, March 19, 2004, INTERNATIONAL, p. A38, PECS,
HUNGARY

Protecting the Heartwood, Forest conservation in the North Maine
Woods, Nature Conservancy, Spring 2004, COVER STORY, pp.
42-50, TOWNSHIP 1 RANGE 10, MAINE

The right core for the right forest; pairing reserves and working forests
in the Southeast, Nature Conservancy, Spring 2004, SIDEBAR, p. 50,
PORTLAND, MAINE

Europe: Planning Ahead; Chapter Four in Jim Motavalli, ed., Feeling
the Heat: Frontline Reports from a Warmer World; New York:
Routledge, March 2004.

Willy, Free at Last; Keiko's final days, Working Waterfront, March 2004,
COLUMN, p. 10, HALSA, NORWAY

Can Whaling be Sustainable? Iceland and Norway's whaling
programs, E, Vol. XV, No. 2, March 2004, IN BRIEF, p. 10, OSLO,
NORWAY

Europe's scorching summer; was global warming responsible for the
deadly heat?, E, Vol. XV, No. 1, January 2004, CURRENTS, BUDAPEST