As the worm turns , by Erik Ness. Industry is talking about climate change. 29 Sep 2000 Cabin fever , by Erik Ness.
Development runs wild in the upper Midwest.
Sign up to get free environmental news updates by email. 13 Nov 2000 T he Texas-Mexico border has long been a setting for political skirmishes, a conflict zone where figures hide in shadows hoping to find a loophole in the paramilitary operations that attend the Rio Grande, the river that separates the U.S. from its southern neighbor. This ocelot doesn't have nine lives. U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife. But the INS didn't realize that by increasing patrols, clearing ground cover, erecting fences, paving roads, and shining bright lights along river basins, it would not just put pressure on illegal immigrants and smugglers but also diminish the chances of survival for a pair of endangered wildcats, the ocelot and jaguarundi.