July 2002

Strength in Numbers

Food Co-ops That Work
by Dennis Rodkin
Food co-ops offer their members many advantages over larger chain supermakets, including lower prices. But a co-op also looks after its members’ interests, well beyond simply getting them a good price on soy cheese.

Metropolis Project Suggests Smart Growth Solutions
by Aimee Beck
The Chicago Metropolis Report examines many of the challenges to the City’s future, such as housing, transportation, education, and the environment — everything that goes into making a region a good place to live, work, and raise a family.

Nature’s Logic
by Jim Slama
Each New York Times Magazine article written by Michael Pollan using modern food production as a case study has inspired significant public debate and motivated people or corporations to change in some significant way.

Size Does Matter
by Liz Langley
Why, at a time of high-priced gas, when our oil dependency keeps us slavishly engaged in the messy Middle East, would Americans hunger for cars that are equivalent to that classically embarrassing vehicle, The Short Bus?

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