Editorial: Stumbling through the semi-darkness – Robert Gibson
Science in the Courtroom: The Value of an Adversarial System – Stuart Smith
Science and the Tribunal: Dealing with Scientific Evidence in the Adversarial Arena – Michael Jeffrey
The Fight for an Environmental Bill of Rights: Legislating Public Involvement in Environmental Decision Making – Paul Muldoon
Editorial: Stumbling through the semi-darkness – Robert Gibson
Science in the Courtroom: The Value of an Adversarial System – Stuart Smith
Science and the Tribunal: Dealing with Scientific Evidence in the Adversarial Arena – Michael Jeffrey
The Fight for an Environmental Bill of Rights: Legislating Public Involvement in Environmental Decision Making – Paul Muldoon
The Courts and Community Values: Litigation Involving Native Peoples and Resource Development – James O’Reilly
The Swedish Studies of Pesticide Exposure and Cancer: A Case Study of Disciplinary and Mandated Science – Edwin Levy
More Alternatives
Canadian, World, Tech Notes
Would Constitutional property rights inhibit environmental protection? – Peter Mulvihill
Plant rights breed controversy – Jenny Fraser
Governments take first small step to ozone protection – Julia Langer
Toxics increasing in Great Lakes – Iain Cuthbert
Progress comes to Ladakh – Ted Town
Reviews
Ordering the Oceans: the Making of the Law of the Sea – Clyde Sanger
The Future of the Oceans: a Report to the Club of Rome – Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Report of the National Task Force on Environment and Economy
Books Received for Review
Podium: Is deep ecology the way? – P.S. Elder
