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E: The Environmental Magazine, 6 issues-BiMonthly Now in its 19th year, E - The Environmental Magazine is a bimonthly “clearinghouse” of information, news and resources for people concerned about the environment who want to know “What can I do?” to make a difference. A 13-time Independent Press Awards winner and nominee, E is chock full of everything environmental -- from recycling to rainforests, and from the global village to our own backyards. Published bimonthly by a staff of six full-time and two part-time employees (plus a steady stream of college interns), E reaches a national audience in a smartly designed full-color format, printed on recycled paper. Published by the nonprofit (501-c-3) Earth Action Network, Inc., E is independent of any membership organization and has no agenda to promote except that of our very diverse and dynamic movement as a whole. And as a service to readers who seek ways to "green up" their personal lifestyles, E is loaded with practical information on a range of topics: Healthy food choices Green House & Home topics Environmental impacts on health Personal Finance "with a green conscience" Green consumer product trends Reviews of books, products and services Eco-Travel and Tourism Marketplace with reader service

Environmental Quality Management Magazine, 4 issues Four times a year, this practical journal shows you how to improve environmental performance and exceed new voluntary standards such as ISO 14000. In each issue, youll find in-depth articles and the most current case studies of successful environmental quality improvement efforts -- and guidance on how you can apply these goals to your organization. Written by leading industry experts and practitioners, Environmental Quality Management brings you innovative practices in Performance Measurement...Life-Cycle Assessments...Safety Management... Environmental Auditing...ISO 14000 Standards and Certification...Green Accounting...Environmental Communication...Sustainable Development Issues

Green Source Magazine,6 issues-BiMonthly A check of GreenSource’s masthead reveals something that might seem strange at first glance. Some are from BuildingGreen, Inc., others from Architectural Record, while others are from McGraw-Hill Construction, of which Record is a part. How does that work? And, what is Shostak Studios? Well, GreenSource is made in a collaborative process that is similar to a well-designed sustainable building. They are separate companies that meet frequently to collaborate and create our magazine and its Web site. BuildingGreen has nearly two decades of experience publishing such vehicles as Environmental Building News and the GreenSpec Directory. The McGraw-Hill Construction team has the active participation of five of Architectural Record’s editors. Between them, they have decades of experience as practitioners in the fields of architecture and engineering, not to mention publishing. They are all backed by McGraw-Hill’s sales and production staff. The extremely talented people from New York-based Shostak Studios gives each issue its distinctive graphic look, laying out the articles and refining their original design concept. Although BuildingGreen is located in Vermont and Record is in New York, in 2007 they will meet face to face at least five times to evaluate projects, lay out articles, and debate where GreenSource is going next. That doesn’t sound like much, but they communicate frequently through dozens of phone calls, hundreds of emails, and many versions of each article fly back and forth among all of them each time we publish. Like successful building-design teams, they trust and respect one another. They share a willingness to try new things, ambitions to improve what they make, and a desire to please our readers—our clients, if you will. It seems to work. Last year, Folio: magazine gave GreenSource awards for editorial content and design, and the magazine has won a Neal Gold Award from American Business Media for best startup magazine.

Permaculture Activist Magazine,4 issues In 2009 they celebrate 24 years of support from our readers, the designers of a regenerative human culture. In North America's leading (& the world's longest-lived) permaculture periodical you'll find information about permaculture design, edible landscaping, bioregionalism, ecovillage design, aquaculture, natural building, earthworks, forestry, soils, agriculture, urban sustainability, renewable energy, regeneration & restoration, and many practical solutions to the challenges of life in an age of energy decline and Peak Everything. At their website you'll find a table of contents for our back issues, articles from past issues, directories of plant nurseries & seed sources, an extensive catalog of books for redesigning your life, economics, and habitat. They have added a section with products and services of interest to our readers in the Permaculture Trading Post. They provide a current listing of upcoming permaculture design courses and a valuable Planetary Permaculture Networking Directory linking students to teachers and information, homeowners to designers and consultants, homeseekers to community, plus hope and help for all who desire a healthy happy planet that is able to care for ALL it's species.

Remediation Magazine,4 issues This quarterly journal focuses on the practical application of remediation techniques and technologies, how to diagnose problems at hazardous waste disposal sites and how to select the best, most cost-effective technology for cleanup.