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Obama’s Organic Example Sets Cat Amongst Corporate Pigeons
Recently I shared how Michelle Obama was planning to plant a garden on the White House lawn – thrilling the…
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The Global Spread of GMO Crops
By Peter Montague of Rachel’s Democracy & Health News Felix Ballarin spent 15 years of his life developing a special…
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Cross Your Fingers and Carry On
by George Monbiot – journalist, author, academic and environmental and political activist Here’s how the British government describes the risk…
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Wonder Weeds
PIJ #63, June-Aug 1997 by Linda Woodrow How to harvest weeds for their best nutrients Sometimes gardening seems to me…
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Maldivian Homegardens – A stable farming system in a fragile environment
PIJ #58, Mar – May 1996 By Dr Danny Hunter Editor’s Note: This decade-old article spotlights local indigenous knowledge found…
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The Gospel of Consumption
It’s with a degree of dark fascination I watch as the current financial crisis brings substantial funding to the same…
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Drumstick Tree
by Isabell Shipard. For more plant info, check out Isabell’s excellent books in our book section. Photo credit: Melanie Brown…
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Small is Beautiful
Click for full view Courtesy: Throbgoblins A journey of a thousand miles begins with etc etc. As ice sheets crack…
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Plastic Fetish
by George Monbiot – journalist, author, academic and environmental and political activist Do you remember that unspeakably naff designer accessory,…
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The Carob
PIJ #58, March-May 1996 by Frances Lang Carob, or St John’s Bread, is known in the botanical world as Ceratonia…
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More Nails in Satire’s Coffin
Click for full view Courtesy: Throbgoblins Truth is far stranger and dumber than fiction. Noel Lynch brought the Tesco idiocy…
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Shrinking Forests: The Many Costs
by Lester R. Brown, Earth Policy Institute In early December 2004, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo “ordered the military and…
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Choice and Prosperity
Click for full view Courtesy: Throbgoblins It’s a conundrum, isn’t it? Development and climate change. Such a dilemma – convoluted…
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The Future of Oil Prices
As Matt Simmons points out: oil is not just another commodity. For industrial societies oil is as basic as food…
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