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Attention! All Keepers of the Flame
The imagery stubbornly remains: flame is a hostile force or, at best, an unrelenting nuisance that the world would be wise to discard.
By Stephen J. Pyne
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

The Long Burn
Seizing fire was our most daring, our most profound gamble. It made us the biospheric creature we are. It made the biosphere anew.
By Stephen J. Pyne
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Cooking with Fire
A short history, with access to the best cookbooks.
By Daphne Derven
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Green Chemistry's Maven
An interview with EPA's Tracy Williamson.
By Peter Warshall
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Burning Libraries
Burning libraries is a profound form of murder, or if self-inflicted, suicide.
By Stewart Brand
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Burning Mirrors
Snagging pure fire from the rays of the sun.
By John Perlin
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Need-Fire
Kindling new fire; the basic rite of community renewal.
By Stephen J. Pyne
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Restorative Fire Is Local Fire
Restoring fire's creativity in the San Joaquin grasslands.
By Robert B. Hansen
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

The Fires of Life
Solar fire, cellular fire.
By Harold J. Morowitz
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

The Wild Rice Moon
Globalocal markets and preserving the taste of manoomin.
By Winona LaDuke
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

To Burn or Not To Burn
Should we incinerate our garbage?
By Peter Warshall and Michael K. Stone
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Uma and Shiva, or The Origin of a Young God
The Hindu story of fire, desire, and bringing order to the world.
By Sadie Hadley
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)

Vital Fire
Can we restore fire as a friend?
By Peter Warshall
(Whole Earth Winter 1999)


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