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Seeds - the facts
435 - September, 2010
There are almost half a million known plant species, and more still to be discovered. Yet we now rely on just 15 to provide 90 per cent of our food crops.
Seed savers
435 - September, 2010
The world’s seed markets are being gobbled up by ‘life-science’ corporations – but peasant farmers still feed the world. David Ransom reports.
Workers of the world, relax
434 - July, 2010
Slowing growth could help us work less, live better and save the planet. So what’s not to like about that, wonders Zoe Cormier.
Oops, no brakes!
434 - July, 2010
Without growth the economy collapses. What’s the solution? Rowenna Davis asked Oxfam’s Duncan Green and researcher Tim Jackson for their opinions.
Coffee in the clouds
434 - July, 2010
Roxana Olivera looks at local opposition to foreign mining companies in Ecuador.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| Cook feels the heat | Canadian ambassador to Guatemala guilty of slander |
Roxana Olivera | September, 2010 | 435 | Buy |
| Seeds - the facts | There are almost half a million known plant species, and more still to be discovered. Yet we now rely on just 15 to provide 90 per cent of our food crops. |
September, 2010 | 435 | Buy | |
| Seed savers | The world’s seed markets are being gobbled up by ‘life-science’ corporations – but peasant farmers still feed the world. David Ransom reports. |
David Ransom | September, 2010 | 435 | Buy |
| Vive la décroissance | Julio Godoy talks to French de-growth guru Serge Latouche. |
Julio Godoy | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| Blind violence | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy | ||
| Indonesia brings terror once again | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy | ||
| Workers of the world, relax | Slowing growth could help us work less, live better and save the planet. So what’s not to like about that, wonders Zoe Cormier. |
Zoe Cormier | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| How poor is too poor? | David Woodward | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy | |
| Oops, no brakes! | Without growth the economy collapses. What’s the solution? Rowenna Davis asked Oxfam’s Duncan Green and researcher Tim Jackson for their opinions. |
Rowenna Davis | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| India's Holy Cash Cow | Ambika Hiranandani,Roland Miller McCall,Salman Shaheen | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy | |
| Coffee in the clouds | Roxana Olivera looks at local opposition to foreign mining companies in Ecuador. |
Roxana Olivera | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| Jerusalem: the City of Two Peaces | By Jordi Savall |
Louise Gray | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| Letters to my Torturer | By Houshang Asadi |
New Internationalist | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| Ayobaness! The Sound of South African House | By Various Artists |
Louise Gray | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
| Che committed suicide | By Petros Markaris |
Vanessa Baird | July, 2010 | 434 | Buy |
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