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How To Restore the WTO's Momentum
by Bruce Silvergladeposted Jun 30, 2000
- Bruce Silverglade of the Center for Science in the Public Interest got himself invited to a day-long high-level seminar entitled, After Seattle: Restoring Momentum to the WTO. Here is an excerpt from his fly-on-the-wall report.
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What's So Beautiful About Small
by Peter Rossettposted Jun 30, 2000
- Small farms are far more productive, are more efficient, and promote regional economic development
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Living Breathing, Drinking Soil
by J. Patrick Maddenposted Jun 30, 2000
- The soil is a living organism. With proper management, the soil thrives, breathes, drinks in the falling rain, and supports healthy crops.
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Simplicity Double-Speak
by Vicki Robinposted Jun 30, 2000
- When big media attempts to horn in on the simplicity movement, author and voluntary simplicity spokeperson Vicki Robin draws a line in the sand
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Tomato Days
by Margot Ford McMillenposted Jun 30, 2000
- tomato days, by Margot Ford McMillen
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Wild Rice Moon
by Winona LaDukeposted Jun 30, 2000
- The ancient, wild rice-centered culture of Minnesota's Anishinaabeg people confronts cultivated "wild" rice.
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From DC: A New Global Solidarity
by Fran Kortenposted Jun 30, 2000
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Indicators
posted Jun 30, 2000
- Indicators -- summer 2000 - YES! A Journal of Positive Futures
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An Industry in Trouble
by Brian Halweilposted Jun 30, 2000
- an biotech industry in trouble, by Brian Halweil
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This Is What Democracy Looked Like
by Amber Gallupposted Jun 30, 2000
- Amber Gallup reports from the IMF/World Bank protests in Washington, DC.
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Readers' Forum
posted Jun 30, 2000
- An activist's dilemma
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New Life At the Roots
by Carol Estesposted Jun 30, 2000
- Farmers and consumers bypass industrial agriculture and work together to create a new American agriculture
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Farms of the Future
by Senator Byron Dorganposted Jun 30, 2000
- Contrary to myths about the efficiency of corporate agriculture, family farmers are the most efficient producers - and they produce much more than food
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Hog Heaven
by Brian DeVoreposted Jun 30, 2000
- combining some old-fashioned animal husbandry with new, low-tech facility design and sophisticated ideas about the relationships between livestock and the land.
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Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation
Front
by Wendell Berryposted Jun 30, 2000
- Manifesto: the mad farmer liberation front, by Wendell Berry
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