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Food for thought of the day: Save women's reproductive decision making, save the planet.; Lynn Harris Jun 11, 2008
Poison ice: As the sea ice melts, a toxic stew of mercury and synthetic chemicals is seeping into the Arctic food web, harming the area's people. We may be next.; By Elizabeth Grossman Apr 30, 2008
The fish-eating conundrum: Think you've got the guidelines straight for pregnant women's fish consumption? Think again.; Carol Lloyd Oct 5, 2007
Mothers should feast on fish?: A report says pregnant women can raise their child's IQ by eating fish.; Tracy Clark-Flory Feb 16, 2007
Tuna meltdown: Consumer Reports is telling pregnant women to cut tuna from their diets. So why is the U.S. government casting tuna to poor mothers for free?; By Katharine Mieszkowski Jun 22, 2006
Hot tuna: The government says it's OK for pregnant women to consume some canned tuna. Consumer Reports disagrees.; Page Rockwell Jun 8, 2006
Bush's toxic EPA: Mercury pollution puts more than 600,000 American newborns at risk per year for permanent brain damage. Why is the administration siding with polluters?; Katharine Mieszkowski May 18, 2005
How I lost my toxic glow: My mercury contamination level is down to a more healthful level. But I had to give up eating fish to get it there.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Apr 18, 2005
Mercury rising: Millions of fetuses whose mothers eat fish are being exposed to brain-damaging mercury. But critics charge the Bush administration's regulations are like bailing the ocean with a thimble.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Apr 18, 2005
Heavy-metal madness: A report by two congressmen downplays the connection between toxic mercury emissions and human health.; By Amanda Griscom Little Feb 26, 2005
I am what I ate: I'm a toxic waste dump, loaded with mercury -- and I don't even eat very much fish.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Nov 17, 2004
Mercury uprising: Bush's mercury proposal is drawing heat from both sides of the congressional aisle.; By Amanda Griscom Apr 1, 2004
I'd like a tuna on white -- hold the mercury!: The big issue in November may be the presence of mercury in your tuna sandwich.; By Arianna Huffington Mar 24, 2004
The cowboy judge: Environmentalists hope Senate Democrats will block Bush's new ranch-friendly judicial nominee, but a filibuster might suit the Bush administration just fine.; By Amanda Griscom Feb 12, 2004
Cheney's energy crisis: The Supreme Court may give the veep an out from his Energy Task Force mess.; By Amanda Griscom Dec 18, 2003
Splitting airs: Bush's latest clean-air proposals are better than nothing, but not by much.; By Amanda Griscom Dec 11, 2003
Dot-com party madness: Forget about return on investment. Bay Area tech companies spend $1 million a month on food, drink and music in exchange for "buzz."; By Damien Cave Apr 25, 2000
Music Feature: A match made in pop heaven: A match made in pop heaven: Costello's words and Bacharach's music were meant to be together; By Stephanie Zacharek Oct 1, 1998
Sharps and Flats: Steve Poltz: By Keith Moerer Mar 17, 1998
Music Review: Hanson, Radish, Johnny Lang: By Keith Moerer Jul 6, 1997
Mark Eitzel: Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine; By Richard Overton Jun 8, 1997
Shocked Value: Once you save your soul, says Michelle Shocked, Making Music is Just the Gravy.; By Cynthia Joyce Oct 14, 1996

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