NEW ECONOMY

A fair economy that works for people and the planet.

No Deal

by Mark Randazzo

posted Nov 30, 2006

Activists from around the world joined hands on the streets and in the corridors of power to protest WTO trade deals they said would harm people and the planet. They just won big.

From the Editor - An Economy with a Future

by Sarah van Gelder

posted Nov 30, 2006

YES! Magazine editor Sarah van Gelder introduces the Winter 2007 issue, Go Local.

Judy Wicks: In Business for Life

by Judy Wicks

posted Nov 30, 2006

Judy Wicks learned how to build community, run a legendary restaurant, and start a national movement for just and sustainable business--all without leaving home.

Financing Hope

by Tracy Fernandez Rysavy, Prianjali Mascarenhas

posted Nov 30, 2006

After Katrina, a local credit union got Jerry Moore and others on their feet.

Food to Stay

by Gary Nabhan

posted Nov 30, 2006

Many communities in the U.S. ship food out--and ship the same food back in. What's the value of keeping it at home?

How Commerce Consumed the Commons

by Jonathan Rowe

posted Nov 30, 2006

In a world where everything's for sale, we've forgotten that much of value happens outside the stream of commerce. Here's how we forgot--and how we're reclaiming the commons.

Economics of Life in Balance

by Regina Gregory

posted Nov 20, 2006

What an economy that worked for Pacific Islanders for thousands of years may have to teach us about how to live today.

#10 :: Greenmarkets Feed Urban Appetites

posted Nov 17, 2006

#9 :: Montana Farms Go to School

posted Nov 17, 2006

#8 :: The 100-Mile Diet

posted Nov 17, 2006

#7 :: Sustainable Fisheries

posted Nov 17, 2006

#6 :: Local Produce for Local Chefs

posted Nov 17, 2006

#5 :: Organic Farming Cooperatives

posted Nov 17, 2006

#4 :: Zero-Waste Economics

posted Nov 17, 2006

#3 :: Catching the Winds of Change

posted Nov 17, 2006