Open spaces : : voices from the Northwest / / edited by Penny Harrison.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Seattle : : University of Washington Press,, [2011] 2011 |
| Year of Publication: | 2011 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (279 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Groundtruthing: an introduction / Penny Harrison
- Writing West / John Daniel
- Otey Island / William Kittredge
- Rhapsody for blackberries / Sandra Dorr
- Ballet in bifocals / Linda Besant
- How do musicians do what they do? / Tom Grant
- Deadheading / Lee C. Neff
- Life is a mountaiin: into thin air and beyond / Thomas F. Hornbein
- Surgeon's knots / Richard Rapport
- Calling the past into the future with stories / Kim Stafford
- An impromptu on owning land / Jarold Ramsey
- Oregon land use planning: the fairness chronicles / Richard P. Benner
- From "river soldiers" / David James Duncan
- Water in the West / Charles Wilkinson
- A river runs against it: America's evolving views of dams / Bruce Babbitt
- Poem / Ann Ware
- One's view of Mount Rainier / Eric Redman
- Volcanoes and superquakes: living with geologic hazards in the Pacific Northwest / Stephen L. Harris
- No longer a hunter / John Struloeff
- Salmon and the Northwest / Roy Hemmingway
- The Endangered Species Act: thirty-eight years on the ark / Jeff Curtis and Bob Davison
- Night lights / Robert Sack
- The power of wind, sun, and falling water / Angus Duncan
- Sunshine / Scott Siegel
- Good driver! / James Opie
- Second thoughts about rail transit in America / Emory Bundy
- Science and public policy: the twain must meet / William D. Ruckelshaus
- Lessons from the land of protection in the sea: the need for a new ocean ethic / Jane Lubchenco with Renee Davis-Born and Brooke Simlen. Updated by Kirsten Grorud-Colvert
- Peace on the river: the Klamath Basin Settlement / Edward W. Sheets
- On judicial activism / Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain
- Fire and water / Kathleen Dean Moore.