[OKC] food and climate change

Shauna Struby sstruby at cox.net
Thu Feb 26 08:52:25 PST 2009


Mother Jones March/April 2009 issue features a host of stories on food and
agriculture. Excellent, provocative reading. Read if it you crave good
journalism that questions assumptions. Features:

.         Let's Grow America - fresh solutions for our rotten food system

.         Organic and local is so 2008: the real future of food

.         Michael Pollan on feeding everyone (not just foodies)

.         Can you get ripped without meat?

.         California's traveling slaughterman 

.         Why biofuels are the rainforest's worst enemy

.         Ethanol's African landgrab

.         From fro-yo to frisee: upgrading the college cafeteria

More here ::: http://www.motherjones.com/ 

 

Polar regions found warming fast, raising sea levels

 

GENEVA (Reuters) - The Arctic and Antarctic regions are warming faster than
previously thought, raising world sea levels and making drastic global
climate change more likely than ever, international scientists said on
Wednesday.

New evidence of the trend was uncovered by wide-ranging research in the two
areas over the past two years in a United Nations-backed program dubbed the
International Polar Year (IPY), they said.

"Snow and ice are declining in both polar regions, affecting human
livelihoods as well as local plant and animal life in the Arctic as well as
global atmospheric circulation and sea-level," according to a summary of a
report by the researchers.

More here :::
http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSTRE51O4ZX20090225 

 

 

 

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