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Vol. 29 Nbr. 4, September 2003

Activists cheer Cancun failure.

Global News - Brief Article

Alberta fails its forests.

Canadian News - Brief Article

Alternatives directory: Canadian undergraduate environmental studies programs.

Directory

Belo Horizonte social club: where food is treated as a right, both farmers and urban residents benefit.

Blackouts can be prevented.

Research Findings - Brief Article

Calgary misses the bus.

Letter to the Editor

Chickens lack pluck.

Alter Notes - Behavior of free-range chickens - Brief Article

Coal gas needs review.

Research Findings - Brief Article

Dam aid damned.

Campaigns - Canadian financing of dams - Brief Article

Deadly double standard: pesticides severely restricted in the North continue to poison farmers in the South.

Digest this: recognizing the right to food could usher in a new era of social and environmental gains.

Commentary

Down in the old, old woods.

Science Desk - Biodiversity in forest communities

Draggers challenged.

Campaigns - Fish dragging - Brief Article

Druids save Austrian motorists.

Alter Notes - Brief Article

Eat this book.

Confronting Consumption - Book Review

Eat your vegetables: eating lower on the food chain is one of the best ways to reduce the environmental impact of your food choices. But coming up with good recipes and a balanced diet can be a challenge for beginners on the veggie path. Even veteran vegetarians--and ecologically conscious carnivores--will find these Web sites of interest.

Hot Green Web Sites - Directory

Feds push home retrofits.

Canadian News - Brief Article

Food for all: the story of FoodShare shows how community food security programs can make a difference, even if they can't end hunger.

Frankenfuss.

Genetically Modified Foods: Debating Biotechnology - Book Review

From Paul Bunyan to Paula's bunions.

Taking Stands: Gender and the Sustainability of Rural Communities - Book Review

Gram Vikas has won the World Habitat Award.

Brief Article

Green pursuit.

Bioviva ecological board game - Brief Article

Hydrogen fuel hitch.

Science Desk - Brief Article

Juan Valdez, meet Jane Walden: all our food should be 'fair trade'--in the North and in the South.

Commentary

Jump into the fire.

Stir It Up

Lawsuit targets atrazine.

Campaigns - Herbicide causes hormonal damage in wildlife - Brief Article

Life after oil: Cuba's fossil fuel shortage has inspired innovations that combine sustainable agriculture and renewable energy.

Looking for alternatives.

Letter to the Editor

Monsanto loses class action.

Global News - Brief Article

More mythology about Chief Seathl.

Letter to the Editor

Nature knows best.

Thinking Ecologically: Environmental Thought, Values and Policy - Book Review

NB to import US toxics.

Canadian News - New Brunswick - Brief Article

Now that the lights are back on: deregulation will not stabilize our energy supply--policies that foster innovation will.

Political Science

One belly, one vote: food democracy lives at the co-op.

Pesticide Pepsi and cancer Coke.

Alter Notes - Brief Article

Polluted water kills pop star.

Global News - Brief Article

Pollution cuts save infants.

Research Findings - Brief Article

Pot luck and polar plungers.

Letter from Perth - Environmental group EcoPerth - Brief Article

Pretending to help the poor: a Third World activist challenges the hypocrisy of the biotech giants.

Public interest squeezed: government cuts have forced non-profit and voluntary organizations to devote scarce resources to the money-chase.

Reality Cheque

So near, yet so far: local producers are blocked by the centralized systems of big grocery chains.

Industry Overview

Something smells: government regulation is not keeping up with the growth of factory hog farms.

Commentary

Sound forest.

Dedans/Dehors, sound installation - Brief Article

Sprawling over the belt.

Alter Notes - Brief Article

Take food action.

Brief Article

The whole enchilada.

Editorial

Triple X shopping.

Brain Mulch

United we fish: the fight against the privatization of the fisheries is creating new alliances between native and non-native fishing communities in southwest Nova Scotia.

University cuts Biosphere II.

Global News - Brief Article

Visible minorities poisoned.

Research Findings

When organics go mainstream: the rising mass-market appeal of organic foods has changed the world for the small, local producers who started it all.

Industry Overview

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