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More on the "hysterical" woman who took a stand against the very powerful chemical companies with the publication of her book, Silent Spring.
Rachel Carson was born in 1907 on a farm in Pennsylvania. As a young child,
Carson's consuming passions were the nature surrounding her hillside
home and her writing. If you have never read her books, we recommend starting with the Silent Spring. She is our model for what it is to be a sustainability advocate and an earthsayer.
Seth Goldman of Honest Tea raps on about importance of drinking organic products and he did this promotional and educational campaign along with Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield to promote eating and drinking organic.
Gary Hirshberg, CEO of true blue organic and anti- GMO. Stonyfield is a company on the front lines of doing good while advocating wealth creation. This video is part of a campaign promoting eating and drinking healthy and organic products.
NASA scientists discuss the issue of food security.
With a little preparation, you can get the most out of your local
market. To complete this How-To you will need:A shopping list
A willingness to ask questions
Knowledge of local neighborhoods
The Charlottetown Farmer's Market has a wide variety of traditional
market fare, including but not limited to fruit, vegetables, meats,
seafood and pastries. There is also more prepared food available than in
most markets of similar size and scope, including various International
foods ranging from Indian and African to Italian. A wide variety of
organic produce is available as well as prepared meats such as sausage
and smoked salmon. Arts and crafts, as well as various plants and garden
products are also available.
Sponsored by the Tacoma Farmers Market and Triniti Media, this film
depicts the rising health concerns in Pierce County due to poor
nutrition, and how the Tacoma Farmers Markets make healthy and
locally-grown food accessible to local residents.
Sustainable Today visits with Frank Morton of the Wild Garden Seed Company and explores the role of the Organic Seed Alliance. The goal is to preserve organic resources for use by farmers to develop the open source market for organic seed.
Sustainability, Seeds, Farming, Food Production
Interview with Lester R. Brown in Stockholm, May 7th-8th. Part 1/12. In this issue he talks about security in the context of ecology. Food may be the weak link as we face massive changes in the years ahead...will we be managing the change? He is with the Earth Policy Institute.
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