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61 of 65 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Finally, Independent environmental reports, December 2, 2002
E is a publication I recognize for its solid reporting on key issues. But most importantly, it is the independence of the solid, in-depth special reports that is most valuable to me and my fellow environmentalists.Not found in E are the typical political grunts and trite statements. I do not feel I am reading a political manefesto, or degrading my life by reading E. Just as important, when passing it on to others, I do not feel that I am an extension of some action group, but know that what I pass on is solid, quality reporting that take into account all sides of an issue. In addition to the solid reporting on an issue, E has expanded so every issue contains information on personal health, Green travel with a nice section on Green Investing that I found is truly effective for me. Overall I give E four stars for content and ADD a star for remianing indpendent of "in-your-face" commentary. A true Time magazine quality for the environmentally concerned.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
E Magazine, July 6, 2006
I've been a subscriber of E Magazine (which stands for The Environmental Magazine) for over a year now and I love it. It is, by far, the best environmentally oriented magazine I've come across. All of the ads are for environmentally-friendly companies and products, I now purchase products at at least 50% of the places advertised in this magazine. E Magazine covers topics all over the world, including global warming, horse meat (popular in Europe), whaling, deforestation, etc. If you are concerned or interested in environmental issues, I would highly recommend a subscription to this magazine. The issues are bi-monthly but are absolutely action-packed and fact-filled. Subscribe today!
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
E magazine summed up!, January 29, 2007
E MAGAZINE is chocked full of everything the intelligent resident of Earth needs to know, from "rainforests to recycling" and the "personal to the political." Published bimonthly by the Earth Action Network, each edition contains thorough reports on key environmental issues and trend, consumer product updates, food and environmental health issues, commentary from leading thinkers and doers, and coverage of major events and conferences.
What's most reassuring about E is that it's not a doom-and-gloom publication. The focus is awareness--updates on biotech, wildlife, climate change and toxic threats--and practical advice. Be it information on herbal alternatives, fruits that ease the aging process or the top 10 rules of eco-travel, E educates readers--and hopefully--policymakers alike.
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