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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