X-Force Goes to Burning Man | March 1998

X Force, Burning Man issue. March 1998

Burning Man, History of Burning ManTrip BrownMarch 9, 20201998, 1997, Burning Man 1997, Burning Man 1998, 1998 Burn

Larry Harvey | The Numbers Game | BLM Permit 1999

The Numbers Game, an interview with Larry Harvey. Discussion of the 1999 BLM Permit Issues, including a proposed cap of 10,000 annual visitors to Black Rock Desert

Burning Man, History of Burning Man, People of Burning Man, PermitsTrip BrownFebruary 26, 1999permit, BLM, Larry Harvey, Gerald Mortiz, 1998 Burn, 1998, 1999, Burning Man 1999

The Media and Immediacy | Larry Harvey (1998)

Larry Harvey talks about the media in 1998

Burning Man, History of Burning Man, People of Burning ManTrip BrownDecember 31, 19981998 Burn, Burning Man 1998, 1998, Darryl Van Rhey, the media

THE MAN BURNS AGAIN | By Joshua Samuelsen (1998)

THE MAN BURNS AGAIN | By Joshua Samuelsen (1999)

Burning Man, Blog, History of Burning ManTrip BrownDecember 31, 1998Joshua Samuelsen, Peter Gault, Amy Rachelle, Knucklehead, Nate Kretzschmar, Janice Housto, barter, Pandorra, Arcane Alchemy, 1998 Burn, 1998, Burning Man 1998

Larry Harvey | The Struggle for the Desert | The 1999 Permit Fight

The Struggle for the Desert by Larry Harvey. A discussion of the BLM permit issue for Burning Man 1998/99.

Burning Man, History of Burning Man, BLM Permit IssuesTrip BrownDecember 26, 1998Larry Harvey, BLM, Permit, permit, 1998, 1999, Burning Man 1999, 1998 Burn, Burning Man 1998

The Man Who Came to Dinner | Interview with Larry Harvey (1998)

The Man Who Came to Dinner | 1998 Interview with Larry Harvey

History of Burning Man, News Reporting, People of Burning ManTrip BrownDecember 16, 19981998, Burning Man 1998, 1998 Burn, Barry Levine, SFWeekly

Burning Man 1998/99 | Jack Rabbit Speaks, Oct 30, 1998 on pending permit issues

1998 Jack Rabbit Speaks email discussing the 1999 BLM permitting process. In 1998, the BLM prepared an environmental impact statement that would have limited the number of annual visitors to Black Rock Desert. Burning Man organized a public response and persuade the BLM to drop the approach, allowing the event to continue.