Features
July 2004
19.07.2004
The ecovillage movement explores the connections between North and South, environment and development, education and activism, spirit, culture and natural ecology. It is a large and growing international movement with active networks on every continent. And GEN (the Global Ecovillage Network) carries the ecovillage message into all the worlds main governmental and civil society forums.
more...From: Resurgence Related topics/regions: [Development] [Environment] [Activism] |
09.07.2004
Rice, the staple food crop for more than half the worlds population, among them the poorest, is the current target of genetic modification. A war is building up between the corporate establishment and the peoples of the world for the possession of rice. The food security of billions is at stake, as is their right to grow the rice they have created in the manner they choose.
more...From: Institute of Science in Society Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Food] [Corporations] [Genetics] Image: Tending rice paddies © Adrian Arbib
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02.07.2004
In 1973 a group of young idealists, motivated by concerns over the impact of "progress" moved into a disused slate quarry in the centre of Wales. They set out to escape the consumerist outside world and to experiment with self-sufficient living. CAT was born. Amanda Roll-Pickering charts the evolution of a bright idea.
more...From: New Internationalist, Centre for Alternative Technology Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Intermediate technology] [Environment] Image: © Centre for Alternative Technology
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