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Greener than thou

Greener than thou

Cover Story | Earth Day 2006 arrives with some evangelicals making a controversial push for radical environmental legislation

In this issue: "Meltdown," April 22, 2006

Features

Crossover commentator
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Crossover commentator

Civil rights |  Detroit anchorman Frank Turner makes waves by attempting a career in evangelistic broadcasting

Mad tea party
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Mad tea party

Budget |  From a teapot museum to the World Toilet Summit, a new report shows that pork-barrel politics is worse than ever

All politics is local
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All politics is local

New Orleans |  Race relations, partisanship, and a city's rate of recovery clash in the Big Easy's first post-Katrina election

Have skills, will travel
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Have skills, will travel

Politics |  But will Congress allow more educated migrants into the country?

Drawing blood
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Drawing blood

Adoption |  A 30-year-old law to protect Native Americans puts adopted children who've never set foot on a reservation at the mercy of Indian tribes

Dispatches

Irrational Iran
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Irrational Iran

Like Saddam, Iranian leaders have wholeheartedly embraced terror as a weapon of foreign policy

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurences

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

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The Buzz

The latest news on the week's biggest stories

Reviews

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Bestselling books

Notable Books |  Four bestselling hardback novels

The Ten Commandments
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The Ten Commandments

Video |  ABC releases 50th anniversary DVD of Cecil B. DeMille's classic

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Survival of the richest

Television |  WB reality show pairs wealthy kids with blue-collar types who struggle to make ends meet

Take the Lead
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Take the Lead

Movies |  For the true story, and a vastly better film, rent Mad Hot Ballroom instead

Notebook

Getting Tiger by the tail
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Getting Tiger by the tail

Sports |  Phil Mickelson masters the art of winning majors

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Bird watcher

Medicine |  Governments around the world are preparing for the possibility that bird flu will mutate into a disease that humans can give to one another

Voices

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

'F'
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'F'

What other institution can fail one-third of the time and survive?

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The end of humanism

Mankind doesn't fare too well in cutting-edge intellectual thinking

Walking on air
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Walking on air

The world can't see it, but the web beneath a Christian is stronger than steel

Multiplier effect
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Multiplier effect

Big families are good for nations and good for the environment

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