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Building a Just and Sustainable World April 2009
Sustainable grazing restores native prairie and wildlife habitat: a South Dakota ranch family shows us how. Current trade and “aid” policies displace farmers and increase hunger in the world. Here's how we can feed the world, from the director of Food First. Frances Moore Lappé on the city in Brazil that has recruited local farmers to do something U.S. cities have yet to do: help end hunger. Artist Nikki McClure adds her touch to our collection of mealtime prayers from around the world. :: GET THE POSTER
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