Hello David
What exactly is so wrong with Big Box Stores?
What's wrong with them is what's wrong with local communities because of
Big Box Stores, and what's wrong with the whole community as a result. For
workers/shoppers it's part of the race to the bottom, for the store
workers it's
Hi Chip
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Lots of stuff snipped.
Nicely done Keith. (as always)
keep up the good work!
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Thankyou! I'll try.
I agree with you about the letter, not something to take at face value.
Hence the is this true tag I guess. Not something to be rejected out of
hand
http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/hungryplanet.html
CBC Radio
Diet for a Hungry Planet - Focus on India explores the issue of food --
its supply, safety and security. Nowhere are these themes writ as large as
in India, scene of tumultuous economic growth in recent years. Yet India
is far from
Audio: A Grain of Rice (Wednesday, January 9, 2008)
India produces 20% of the world's rice and yet its productivity is under
threat. A recent study laid out how global warming could have a huge
impact on rice crop yields, reducing it by 7% for every 1 degree increase
in temperature. Rice also
Hi All,
As one can guess, there has been quite a deluge of coverage in the media around
here (in India) about the new Tata Nano. There seems little doubt that millions
of these cute little bugs will be on the road in the next 2-3 years (unless a
tough-to-fix major snag surfaces, which seems
Well if you were on I-75 on your trip home and went through Kentucky you should
have made a stop. My here is Kentucky, specifically, Louisville. I'm not sure
about other parts of the country but here in Kentucky it is common-place for
large chain stores to carry a preponderance of home grown
Hi Chip,
Excellent video. Independant merchants do not need over paid CEO's and
underpaid staff and slave wages for the 3rd world manufacturing workers.
The cruelty to factory farmed chickens is really terifying.
If they even get that far...
http://www.factoryfarming.com/gallery/chicks02.htm
Damn, they improved their site and broke all their links, and now even
their internal links don't work. Sorry!
I've uploaded the pics here:
http://journeytoforever.org/bflpics/chicks1.jpg
Male chicks struggle to survive
Unwanted male chicks struggle to survive amid egg shells and garbage in a
and Biofuels-biz list archives (70,000 messages):
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/
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Interesting comment from a retired US naval officer living in Malaysia.
regards.
Bob.
Friends:
I am using IE-9, Microsoft's latest browser which provides for multiple
homepages. I have two US based News Media pages as homepages, plus
Google's homepage... but not the vanilla, brown-paper
hello all would like some info on what would be the best oil producing crop to
plant in the norteastern united states and uses for residual biomass food
for livestock etc,,, have approx 12 plantable acres of good fertile soil to
plant on,,, an also what would be the expected yield
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http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveMoney/6FoolishWaysToGoGreen.aspx
it might not be the biggest, or most direct step the mainstream could be
taking, but it's still a step...
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Make distant family not so
I agree with Kurt. The problem with the usual approach of seeking increasingly
rarefied efficiency in technologies on the border of fantasy is that it is
fundamentally incompatable with fewness. Those technologies are part of a
technical/economic complex which requires precisely an incessant
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