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OhmyNews International
November 24, 2008
You want it to be fun, like
Edward Abbey says ... of all the movements out there,
the environmental movement should probably be the most fun. ...
istockAnalyst.com (press release)
October 27, 2008
These are lands in need of protecting; "the blob," as the late Ed Abbey characterized urban/suburban sprawl, is creeping through many parts of the West once ...
Atlantic Free Press
September 28, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
The Christian Century
September 22, 2008
The newest member of the school of Western naturalist writers that includes Wallace Stegner, Edward Abbey, Ellen Meloy and Terry Tempest Williams, ...
Norwalk Plus Magazine
September 20, 2008
Contributors have included Edward Abbey, who wrote an article that appeared in the first edition of "The Zephyr;" Ken Sleight, the inspiration for the ...
Stamford Plus Magazine
September 19, 2008
Contributors have included Edward Abbey, who wrote an article that appeared in the first edition of "The Zephyr;" Ken Sleight, the inspiration for the ...
Santa Fe Reporter
September 17, 2008
With its beauty tempered by the observations of keen-eyed critics ranging from John Wesley Powell to Edward Abbey, and its stark beauty peppered with coal ...
Guerrilla News Network
September 17, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
High Country News
September 11, 2008
In other words, Carter supported what Edward Abbey described as "The Second Rape of the West." Thus America was importing more oil, which leads to two ...
Times Online
September 5, 2008
Or as the amusingly radical US
environmentalist Edward Abbey says: "Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the
cancer cell. ...
Times Online
September 5, 2008
Or as the amusingly radical US
environmentalist Edward Abbey says: "Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the
cancer cell. ...
Mother Earth News
August 25, 2008
Plenty of naturalists-turned-writers, including
Edward Abbey,
Wendell Berry and Rick Bass, have turned their backs on city life and gone looking for ...
Las Vegas Sun
August 21, 2008
Or to quote Edward Abbey: "A civilization which destroys what little remains of the wild, the spare, the original, is cutting itself off from its origins ...
Monthly Review
August 18, 2008
(The late American
environmentalist Edward Abbey said that growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the
cancer cell.) Kravçik also knows that this ...
Durango Telegraph
August 13, 2008
As one chapter alludes, if we were to have Ed Abbey and (damn, I can't think of a famous rancher) a famous rancher sit down with each other and describe ...
Record-Searchlight
August 11, 2008
Some cited writer Edward Abbey, who famously described the Western range as "cowburnt" and denounced cattle as "hooved locusts." Abbey died in 1989, ...
OCRegister
July 30, 2008
... for the environment but not for limiting immigration.' It's just a fact that we can't take all the people who want to come here.'" As Edward Abbey said, ...
OpEdNews
July 25, 2008
As
Edward Abbey once wrote, "We cannot entrust the management of our lives to kings, priests,
politicians, generals and county commissioners. ...
OpEdNews
July 23, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
Atlantic Free Press
July 21, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
EVLiving
July 15, 2008
... and get you out and enjoying our beautiful
Arizona environment. And remember what
Edward Abbey said: "There is this to be said for walking: It's the one ...
MinnPost.com
July 14, 2008
Milkweed's catalog is populated by heavyweights of the nature-writing world, including Bill McKibben, Edward Abbey, Rick Bass, Paul Gruchow and Sandra ...
New West
July 11, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
Wyoming Business Report
July 10, 2008
Following at 8 pm will be "Lonely are the Brave" a 1962 film based on an Edward Abbey novel starring Kirk Douglas and Walter Matthau. On Saturday, Aug. ...
Billings Outpost
July 9, 2008
Dan Stevenson, a Bridger native who heads CTA's
health care and energy
engineering division out of Bozeman, likes to quote
Edward Abbey: "Sentiment without ...
MiamiHerald.com
July 6, 2008
Robber's Roost Books and Beverages (185 W. Main St., Torrey, 435-425-3265) is a worthy stop for its collection of Edward Abbey, Terry Tempest Williams and ...
Dissident Voice
July 5, 2008
And not all of us are
children of Ken Kesey and
Ed Abbey. Some follow in the footsteps of David Koresh, Reies Tijerina, Randy Weaver, Elvira Arellano or ...
Snowmass Sun
July 1, 2008
Publisher Jim Stiles fashioned it in the tradition of his hero, Edward Abbey, the author of "The Monkey Wrench Gang" and "Desert Solitaire. ...
AlterNet
June 22, 2008
Already Pallister, who keeps a well-thumbed copy of Edward Abbey's "Monkey Wrench Gang" on his coffee table, had hit up dozens of corporate sponsors ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 21, 2008
... us to its controversial publisher, Jim Stiles, who was inspired by the
environmentalist troublemakers in
Edward Abbey's novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang. ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 21, 2008
... us to its controversial publisher, Jim Stiles, who was inspired by the
environmentalist troublemakers in
Edward Abbey's novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang. ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 19, 2008
... us to its controversial publisher, Jim Stiles, who was inspired by the
environmentalist troublemakers in
Edward Abbey's novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang. ...
Mother Earth News
June 13, 2008
Edward Abbey's country. But my country, too. Almost 40 years after Abbey wrote Desert Solitaire, 35 since I first came to love this
Colorado River plateau, ...
Wired News
June 13, 2008
He strikes the same vein as Methodist
environmentalist Bill McKibben, who's found a secular audience among more old-fashioned
progressives. ...
The Santa Barbara Independent
June 5, 2008
The Barton Springs story has everything, from early
environmentalists successfully lobbying to stop development, to unsympathetic state legislators and ...
Democratic Underground
June 3, 2008
As my late friend, the writer
Edward Abbey put it, "The ideology of constant growth is the ideology of the
cancer cell." And as Paul Ehrlich once remarked ...
Dissident Voice
May 30, 2008
As
Edward Abbey once wrote, "We cannot entrust the management of our lives to kings, priests,
politicians, generals and county commissioners. ...
Harvard University Gazette
May 29, 2008
He's working to establish a research collaboration between wilderness medicine specialists and HMS's Center for Health and the
global Environment. ...
The Plank on TNR.com
May 27, 2008
But more and more writers are writing about the environment, and scholars are noticing, giving renewed attention to classics like Thoreau's Walden but also ...
Santa Fe Reporter
May 21, 2008
Tell me something about Edward Abbey that I might not know. His compassion factor was infinitely wider than he's given credit for. ...
