Kindred's environmental justice articles

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• The Future of Food: Genetically Engineered Foods, Global Biopollution and the Resurrection of Local Food Systems
  ‘…a master plan had been crafted to control the world's food supply. This was made clear at a biotech industr…
• Legacy of Treason - Depleted Uranium and the Poisoning of Humanity
  treason n 1 betrayal of one's sovereign or country. 2 any treachery or betrayal. treasonable adj treasonous adj …
• Bringing the Economy Home
  When we think about our children today, it is difficult to feel optimistic about their future. The crises all aro…
• Making the Switch
  You're the first person to argue for a more sustainable lifestyle for the sake of the planet and also for your ow…
• Globalisation Explained
  The global marketplace is becoming increasingly vulnerable and volatile. Financial turmoil on the other side of …
• Sticks
  I believe that women have the fate of the Earth in the palm of their hands. Some 53 per cent of us …
• Bird Flu - Little to Fear
  A virus is not a living organism, but its ability to make copies of itself that can be spread to other hosts is…
• Chemicals, Kids and Cancer: Why kids are particularly vulnerable to toxic home chemicals
  There is little doubt that our kids have a greater susceptibility to toxic chemicals. Everyday we expose our chi…
• Kids and Chemicals: Don’t Mix
  The Kindred continuum of principle and manifesto recognises a fundamental but often overlooked aspect of childre…
• The Power of Community
  How Cuba Survived Peak Oil When Cuba lost access to Soviet oil in the early 1990s, the country faced an immediate …
• Going Local
  Today’s mounting social and ecological crises demand responses that are broad, deep, and strategic. Given the …
• 12 Reasons to Buy Local
  1. Freshness Locally-grown organic fruits and vegetables are usually harvested within 24 hours of being purchase…
• The ‘Green Revolution’ Goes To Africa – another recipe for disaster?
  An Interview with Roy Steiner, Senior Program Manager, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation On the 12th of S…
• The Future of Food: Biotechnology Myths
  Myth # 1: Biotechnology will benefit farmers Reality: Biotechnology seeks to ‘industrialise agriculture' even f…
• Nuclear Power: is it really a greenhouse solution?
  It kind of crept up on me towards the end of 2005, as it was being slowly introduced into editorials, news items,…
• Nuclear Power: Debunking Nuclear Industry Claims
  (Continued on from Nuclear Power: Is it really a Greenhouse solution?) These claims are from the Uranium …
• Nuclear Power: Debunking the myths
  Books in this article Myth: Nuclear power is green Reality: If the entire production cycle is considered, t…
• Nuclear Power vs Renewables
  Books in this article Continued from Nuclear power... The nuclear lobby’s biggest argument over …
• Nuclear Power Australia – the World’s Nuclear Dump
  From Nuclear Power: Is it really a Greenhouse Solution? Since the 1980s the US has spent some $5…
• Spiritual Activism
  Books in this article   A radical revisioning of the sacred life so that we may survive The Dhar…
• Returning to the Garden
  Farmers’ markets — the ‘quiet revolution’ that is resuscitating rural Australia and restori…
• What Food Companies Don’t Want You to Know
   Published alongside Returning to the GardenThe giant food corporations have one mission: sell…
• Blowin' in the Wind: A review of the film
  Blowin’ in the Wind, by award winning filmmaker David Bradbury and co-producer Peter Scott is a wake-up…
• Food; a Question of Ethics
  Books in this article Each day we participate in a vast global industry that wields huge consequences to t…
• A Call from The Wild: How today’s children need nature and how the future depends on it
  I received Richard Louv’s new book the day I received the news that I was to become a father for the first time…
• A Call of the Wild - Feel the Trees: A back-to-nature activity
  See 'A Call of the Wild'. Trees are incredible but it’s so easy to take them for granted. Without…
• Food; a Question of Ethics: An Ethical Vignette: Coffee and Chocolate
  See Food: a Question of Ethics, published in Kindred issue 22, June 07 The global price of both …
• Inconvenient Fallacies; some Greenhouse Truths
  Lots of people I know are opting to have their local Council come and change all their lightbulbs t…
• Spiritual Composting: A Prodigal Daughter’s Return
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• Biodynamics: The Super-Science behind Super Food
  How does the Biodynamic calendar work? Each month the moon moves through all twelve constellations of the zodiac …