Features: Bush Wages War on Parks, Wilderness Dollars Not 'Dozers   Club Opposes Road Through Smokies, Pushes Cash Settlement Waking Up from Highway Hangover Environmental Rules Pay Off And the Winner Is . . .   Club leaders gather to present 2003 National Awards           From the Editor: Getting the Word Out       Alerts: Stopping King Coal Animal Rights and Wrongs       Departments: Frontburner Clubbeat Updates Who We Are One-Minute Activist   PDF version of the planet Search for an Article Free Subscription Back Issues

Forty Year Fight: Longtime volunteer leader Ted Snyder and new CLub staffer Natalie Foster--in front of a larger-than-life Paul Bunyan--rally in Asheville, North Carolina, outside a Park Swervice hearing on the proposed North Shore Road. Get a free subscription PDF of this issue December 2003 Feature Stories: Bush Wages War on Parks, Wilderness Dollars, Not 'Dozers Club Opposes Road Through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Pushes Cash Settlement Waking up from Highway Hangover As Congress addresses the 6-year transportation funding bill, Sierra Club activists fight for a package that retains environmental review and clean air protections and bolsters funding for public transportation. Getting the Word Out What Your President Won’t Tell You and Your Neighbors Need to Know     Up to Top