Publication archives

Sep 22, 2014

Corporate-Smart Greenwash: Why we reject the Global Alliance on Climate-Smart Agriculture

Joint letter explaining why GACSA is unacceptable and will do nothing to mitigate climate damage. Climate-smart agriculture, promoted under GACSA, will only serve as a new promotional space for the planet's worst social and environmental offenders in agriculture.
Sep 21, 2014

People’s Climate March: The currency of movements

by
Tara Ritter
IATP's Tara Ritter is blogging from New York City as a participant of the People's Climate March.
Sep 20, 2014

Real solutions from agriculture at the People's Climate March

by
Tara Ritter
IATP’s Tara Ritter is blogging from New York City as she attends the NYC Climate Convergence and the People's Climate March. Saturday 9/20/2014
Sep 18, 2014

Babe’s new diet: Nanomaterials in animal feed

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Dr. Steve Suppan
How much would you pay for a pork chop that was two percent leaner? Would you eat such a pork chop if nanoscale minerals were mixed into the hog feed to achieve that two percent reduction?
Sep 17, 2014

Scientists praise and challenge FAO on agroecology

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Dr. M. Jahi Chappell
UPDATE: Join these scientists and sign on to support a U.N.-wide agroecology effort.
Sep 12, 2014

Sobering 2050 weather reports are dispatches from a warmer world

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Tara Ritter
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is taking a new approach to engage the public on climate change: invite television weather forecasters around the world to release weather reports from the year 2050.
Sep 8, 2014

Thom Hartmann on Science & Green News: September 8, 2014

Thom Hartmann on Science & Green News for the week of September 8, 2014
Sep 4, 2014

GMOs in China: Reading the tea leaves

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Jim Harkness
The headline of last week’s Science Insider blog was eye-catching: “China pulls plug on genetically modified rice and corn.” (The RT version was even better: “End of the line: GMO production in China halted.”) What