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The following articles from past issues of Green Teacher are currently available on-line:

Social Justice and Language Arts by Christopher Greenslate Green Teacher 80 , Winter 2007	Blowing Up Your World, by Jean Harding Green Teacher 62, Summer 2000
Remystifying The City by Randy Haluza-DeLay Green Teacher 52, Summer 1997	Celebrating Earth Week: It's Elemental by Deanna Fry HTML or PDF Green Teacher 53, Fall 1997
Birdathons: Counting for Conservation, by Brete Griffin HTML or PDF Green Teacher 60, Winter 2000	Brain-Compatible Learning, by Jane McGeehan Green Teacher 64, Spring 2001
The Carbon Dioxide Game, by Sashi Kaufman PDF Green Teacher 70, Spring 2003	The Clean Air Game, by Deborah Avalone-King PDF Teaching About Climate Change
Counting the Real Costs of Cars, by the Pembina Institute PDF Teaching About Climate Change	Is Climate Change Good for Us?, by Jackie Oblak  PDF Teaching About Climate Change
Going off-ramp: A Car Trip Reduction Plan for High Schools, by Arthur Orsini PDF Teaching About Climate Change

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• Endangered Species (Green Teacher 44, Oct-Nov 1995)
• Waste Reduction (Green Teacher 45, Dec 1995-Jan 1996)
• Sustainability (Green Teacher 46, Feb-Mar 1996)
• Renewable Energy (Green Teacher 48, Jun-Sept 1996)
• Food: A First Essential(Green Teacher 49, Fall 1996)
• The Outdoor Classroom (Green Teacher 50, Winter 1996-1997)
• Resource Conservation (Green Teacher 53, Fall 1997)
• Rights and Responsibilities (Green Teacher 54, Winter 1997-98)
• International Development (Green Teacher 57, Winter 1998-98)
• Oceans and Seafaring (Green Teacher 58, Summer 1999)
• What Is Humane Education? (Green Teacher 59, Fall 1999)
• Patterns in Nature (Green Teacher 61, Spring 2000)

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