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Industrial livestock production key threat to world's forests and biodiversity1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 10 hours ago: May 22, 2013. Source: Global Forest Coalition Photo: The New York Times On the occasion of Internati … more →

Tags: biodiversity, Corporate globalization, Food sovereignty, forests, Forests and Climate Change, Indigenous peoples, Land Grabs, Latin America & Caribbean, cattle ranching

At least your barn isn't exploding from pig shit foam

brandenborn wrote 20 hours ago: So I’ll probably rail on science and particularly it’s rational reductionist approach to … more →

Tags: agriculture, Food Systems, Industrial Agriculture, Agriculture, CAFO, Shit foam

Despite historic conviction, genocide continues in Guatemala

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 days ago: By Leonor Hurtado, May 15, 2013. Source: Food First On May 10th, the Guatemalan Court of Justice con … more →

Tags: Indigenous peoples, climate change, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Latin America & Caribbean, The Greed Economy and the Future of Forests, genocide, Guatemala, World Bank

Video: Deutsche Bank and IFC accused of bankrolling land grabs in Laos, Cambodia1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 5 days ago: Note: Watch the video here -The GJEP Team By Kate Hodal, May 13, 2013. Source: The Guardian Two Viet … more →

Tags: Indigenous peoples, Forests and Climate Change, Food sovereignty, Corporate globalization, Land Grabs, World Bank, Illegal Logging, forests, Cambodia

GMOs: Fooling – er, "feeding" – the world for 20 years

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 6 days ago: Note: Stand up for Native Forests!  Stop Genetically Engineered Trees! In addition to controlling th … more →

Tags: biodiversity, climate change, Commodification of Life, Corporate globalization, Food sovereignty, Genetic engineering, GMOs, Monsanto, Propaganda

Biotech ambassadors: Diplomacy or marketing?

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note: While some biotech firms are scrambling for control over the world’s food supply, others … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Genetic engineering, Food sovereignty, Corporate globalization, Commodification of Life, Monsanto, U.S. Foreign Policy, wikileak cables

Idaho spud giant bets on biotech potatoes

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: By John Miller, May 14, 2013. Source: Chicago Sun-Times A genetically engineered potato pokes throug … more →

Tags: Genetic engineering, Agribusiness, GMO, GMO FOOD, GMO Potatoes, j r simplot, Monsanto

US supreme court rules for Monsanto in Indiana farmer's GM seeds case

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: By Suzanne Goldenberg, May 13 2013. Source: The Guardian Indiana soybean farmer Vernon Bowman speaks … more →

Tags: Genetic engineering, Food sovereignty, Corporate globalization, Commodification of Life, Monsanto, US Supreme Court, GM soy

"March Against Monsanto" planned for over thirty countries1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note: Anne Petermann, Executive Director of Global Justice Ecology Project and coordinator of the Ca … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Genetic engineering, Food sovereignty, Commodification of Life, The Greed Economy and the Future of Forests, Asheville, Tree Biotech 2013, March Against Monsanto

Victory! Environmental review to delay two engineered crops

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note:  More stringent environmental review is no funeral pyre for genetically engineered (GE) crops. … more →

Tags: GE Trees, Genetic engineering, GE Eucalyptus, ArborGen, Monsanto, GMO CROPS, GMO, GMO corn, herbicides

Why the ethanol boom means more E. coli burgers

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note: More damning evidence against cellulosic biofuels and industrial agriculture. -The GJEP Team B … more →

Tags: Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Food sovereignty, False Solutions to Climate Change, waste, ethanol, cellulosic ethanol, Disease, Food Production, Food Security

Protecting carbon to destroy forests: Land enclosures and REDD+1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: By Chris Lang, May 6, 2013. Source: redd-monitor A new report by Carbon Trade Watch takes a detailed … more →

Tags: Indigenous peoples, Forests and Climate Change, greenwashing, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, biodiversity, Latin America & Caribbean, Redd, Carbon Trading, False Solutions to Climate Change

Stunning new study shows Bt toxins are toxic to mouse blood 1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: Note: Bt, or Bacillus thuringiensis is also being engineered into some trees (especially pines) to m … more →

Tags: GE Trees, Pollution, Genetic engineering, Monsanto, Pesticides, agrochemicals, B&T, agricultural chemicals

G8's biofuel use contributing to world hunger: new report

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: 29 April 2013.  Source: Action Aid International Amount of food crops burnt by richest nations as bi … more →

Tags: water, greenwashing, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, biodiversity, Food sovereignty, False Solutions to Climate Change, Land Grabs, green economy, biofuels

Corn on the border: NAFTA and food in Mexico

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: By Dawn Paley.  Source: Watershed Sentinel Even in the quiet of late afternoon, the market down the … more →

Tags: biodiversity, climate change, Corporate globalization, Food sovereignty, Genetic engineering, Latin America & Caribbean, Politics, Corn, Food

The Texas fertilizer plant explosion cannot be forgotten

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 4 weeks ago: By Mike Elk, April 23, 2013. Source: Washington Post Photo: Erich Schlegel/Getty Images On Friday, a … more →

Tags: Corporate globalization, mining, capitalism, Workers' rights, Industrial infrastructure, Industrial Accidents, Work

Happy Earth Day, Monsanto. With love, the Mud People

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 month ago: Note: Orin Langelle is co-founder and Board Chair of Global Justice Ecology Project.  Please visit h … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Food sovereignty, False Solutions to Climate Change, Humor, Monsanto, Earth First!, orin langelle, Earth Day, Big River Earth First!

Thirsty states take water battle to Supreme Court2 comments

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 month ago: By Joe Wertz, April 21, 2013. Source: NPR  Photo: Joe Wertz On Tuesday, Oklahoma and Texas will face … more →

Tags: water, Politics, Drought, Texas, Water Rights, Water Wars, Oklahoma

Today: Hundreds of actions around the world to celebrate the International Day of Peasants’ Struggles1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 month ago: April 16 2013. Source: La Via Campesina Small-scale farmers and their allies are celebrating the Int … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Climate Justice, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Food sovereignty, Corporate globalization, Land Grabs, Africa 2, Rights, Resilience, and Restoration, la via campesina


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