When I read the email that Cornell University and USAID are doing a 5
year project to promote GMO seeds in the Philippines, Indonesia,
Bangladesh, India and Africa, I was abashed.
In thinking about this, I wanted to do something. Then I got Nathan's
new Turtle Seed Catalog from Camphill. It was
Folks,
does anyone else follow the jet steam on a visual level or know atmospheric
experts?
I, in the 3 or 4 years watching it daily have never seen these crazy spikes
going on.
http://virga.sfsu.edu/gif/jetstream_norhem_00.gif
L*L
Mark
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Heres a real Solstice Story!
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LewRockwell.com
Coffee, Tea, or
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Ocean Sanctity
Eight Dolphins of the Virgin Mary
From: Richard O'Barry, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 12/13/02
Eight Dolphins of the Virgin Mary
By: Ric O'Barry
The legend began in the small fishing village of Bayahibe,
Hi! Merla,
Good Post. Most important.
A group in Oz is doing some good work, they travel and actually set up
locally based Seed Banks and teach the locals to save and maintain their own
seed. Where needed, additional types of vegetables and fruit are made
available from other seed banks. In Oz we
The Seedsaver's Network www.seedsavers.net is just what I was sketchingly
thinking about. Aussies are way ahead of me and are working already in some of
the countries I was concerned about! I need to think about this some more and
find out whether any US seedsaver groups are doing this kind of
There are a number of Seedsaver Groups in North America, but I do not know of any
doing the volunteer work in developing countries, as our folk are doing. They work
closely with the Permaculture movement and many people are involved in both groups.
We are also teaching Permaculture in a lot of
Genetic Engineering and the
Intrinsic Value and
Integrity of Animals and PlantsProceedings of a Workshop at
the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, UK 18-21 September
2002Edited by David Heaf Johannes
WirzPublished by Ifgene International Forum for Genetic
Engineering December 2002
