s to end, and what's
going to be most effective is a ban on those plastics."
Not surprisingly, this isn't anything close to what the
billion-dollar plastics industry has in mind. In comments made to
both the Associated Press and the San Francisco Chronicle in the last
http://www.gtweekly.com/good-times/message-in-a-bottle-1
Message In A Bottle
Written by Amanda Martinez
Wednesday, 19 March 2008
Trash twice the size of the continental United States is collecting
in the North Pacific, but here's the kicker: most of it is made to
last forever.
One sunny d
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Keith Addison wrote:
|> Chris Burck wrote:
|> | and they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they're the 'last
|> | man standing.' berry puts it very well. sadly, the "general public"
|> | (here in the industrialized north, at least) for the mo
>Chris Burck wrote:
>| and they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they're the 'last
>| man standing.' berry puts it very well. sadly, the "general public"
>| (here in the industrialized north, at least) for the most part fails
>| to understand that capitalism's raison d'etre is as a means
http://www.foodfirst.org/en/node/1527
Food First Policy Brief No.12
Posted October 20th, 2006
Ten Reasons Why the Rockefeller and the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundations' Alliance for Another Green Revolution Will Not Solve the
Problems of Poverty and Hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa
By Eric Holt-Gim
From "Seeds of Destruction: The Geopolitics of GM Food", WILLIAM
ENGDAHL / Current Concerns (Zurich) n.5, 6mar2005
http://www.mindfully.org/GE/2005/Geopolitics-GM-Food6mar05.htm
... Before the end of the decade, if present trends continue, US
global dominance will be based on control of the foo
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Chris Burck wrote:
| and they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they're the 'last
| man standing.' berry puts it very well. sadly, the "general public"
| (here in the industrialized north, at least) for the most part fails
| to understand tha
>and they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they're the 'last
>man standing.' berry puts it very well. sadly, the "general public"
>(here in the industrialized north, at least) for the most part fails
>to understand that capitalism's raison d'etre is as a means to power.
>this is why they
Two major industrial members of the assessment coalition Monsanto &
Syngenta (member corporations of the agriculture-industry body
CropLife International) have withdrawn from the International
Assessment of Agricultural Science and Technology for Development
(IAASTD) project. According to the s
and they're pulling out all the stops to make sure they're the 'last
man standing.' berry puts it very well. sadly, the "general public"
(here in the industrialized north, at least) for the most part fails
to understand that capitalism's raison d'etre is as a means to power.
this is why they are
Hi Chip
>from the panna site:
>
>http://www.panna.org/jt/agAssessment#futureoffood
>
>Titled: The future of food and farming debate in Johannesburg concludes
>
>I think this is where some of us really get quite fed
>up with projects such as this. While -on one hand- I feel
>really good that these
no doubt about that (corporate disregard for the general public
welfare), chip. what i find most rankling is the "he said/she said"
bs. tossing in a blip about one party's/player's stance, whether in
their words or paraphrasing them (to whit: ". . .who say that their.
. .products are not adequat
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