This month: special double issue on Atmospheric Pollution and Human Health. To receive the PEN with the Members' Supplement each month, fill out the Membership form.

This month's PEN, on Atmospheric Pollution and Human Health, is the last in a series of three issues on Air Quality, funded by theOntario Ministry of Environment and Energy.

Judy Spence using her special water distiller. Photo: Heather Burke.

• Readers React
  • Ethanol's Greenness Questioned from Philip Fleischer, Powell River, BC
• Hello Volunteer!
  Heather Breeze by Carla Brown
• New From Octopus
  Basics and Tools Reviewed by Britt White
• Book Review
  Waste Reduction in Practice Reviewed by Mike Kaulbars
• Compost Corner
  Some Unusual Things to Compost by Marion King
• 5 R's Update (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Reject)
  Article by Hazel Jack
• Activist's Notebook
  Technology Is Its Own Demise by Mike Kaulbars
• The Organic Gardener
  Gardening After a Cold Spring by Ann Cleary
• Living with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities: A Canary for Our Times by Heather Burke
• Group Opposes Nuclear Fusion Reactor for Canada by Estelle Taylor
• Refugee to Testify on East Timor by Kerry Pither
• Grassroots Campaign Under Way for a Pesticide-Free Gloucester by Peggy Land
• New Study Stalls Commuter Rail by Estelle Taylor
• MCS: Some Background by Heather Burke
• Barrhaven Project: Safe Houses for the Hypersensitive by Estelle Taylor
• Choosing Carpets for Good Indoor Air Quality by Vince Catalli
• Environmental Medicine Practice Threatened by Estelle Taylor
• Study to Define Environmental Hypersensitivity by Estelle Taylor
• How Ottawa Measures Up for Air Pollution by Heather Burke
• Plants for Healing the Home by Irene Brownstein
• How Does Ozone Depletion Work? by the Canadian Global Change Program of the Royal Society of Canada
• Eliminating CFCs: It's Up to Us by Irene Brownstein
• Ozone Depletion: What Is It Doing to the Ecosystem? by Robin Round
• UV Protection Urged for Schoolchildren by Marie Wellman
• Green Clean: Towards Pollution—Free Dry Cleaning by Hazel Jack
• Renewable Energy Makes Its Mark at Ottawa Conference
• City to Reduce Local Greenhouse Gases by Heather Breeze
• Progress Slim at Climate Change Conference by Louise Comeau
• Friends of PERC Library
• Halfway There!
• Forum to Discuss a People-Friendly Market by Carolyn Luce
• Rally Tells NCC to Preserve the Greenbelt by Heather Burke

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