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1998 Columns
Column 110    Santa's reindeer could have Yukon roots
Column 109    Green energy at a good price
Column 108    Crossbills an enigma
Column 107    Buy nothing for a day
Column 106    Satellites track Kluane bears
Column 105    Pikas are not picky eaters
Column 104    Beringian plants survive
Column 103    DNA goes under the microscope
Column 102    Loss of peatlands means climate change
Column 101    The hanging tree
Column 100    Meandering moose are a mystery
Column 99    Woodsmoke can be toxic
Column 98    Droppings are a storehouse of knowledge
Column 97    Prehistoric Yukon hunters left treasures
Column 96    The skinny on the polar night
Column 95    Prehistory in a lake bottom
Column 94    Lemmings puzzle scientists
Column 93    Selfish caribou love their summer greens
Column 92    It's August and the birds are flying the coop
Column 91    Youngsters kicking up a storm
Column 90    Ways of salmon remain a mystery
Column 89    Movements of muskox are a mystery
Column 88    Microhydro generates affordable power
Column 87    ITEX plots track changes
Column 86    Keeping an eye -- and ear -- on birds in the nest
Column 85    Make your boat environmentally friendly
Column 84    Sediment in aquatic environments can be deadly
Column 83    Roadside waterfowl survey is important
Column 82    Putting the Kyoto protocol to work
Column 81    Welcome to the Riparian Zone
Column 80    What's wriggling in the water?
Column 79    Lagoon works wonders
Column 78    Avian cholera a big killer of waterfowl
Column 77    The definition of wilderness is changing
Column 76    A mosaic of environments
Column 75    Swans making recovery
Column 74    Reducing benefits all
Column 73    The importance of biodiversity
Column 72    Local fish parasites are harmless to humans
Column 71    Foresters measure trees the smart way
Column 70    Caribou on the web
Column 69    Geographic information systems are hot
Column 68    Remote sensing is a miraculous tool
Column 67    El Niño a fickle friend
Column 66    Drilling holes in icefields
Column 65    Health effects of woodsmoke
Column 64    Air today, gone tomorrow
Column 63    Insect antifreeze
 
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