Seeds of Tomorrow
The Larsons moved to Illinois to farm a tiny plot of land. Now they and other organic farmers nationwide face proposed legislation that could mean big conglomerates dictate what they plant — and where.
by SHERA DALIN
What You Need to Know About GMOs
Before you take your next bite, read what the author of the book Seeds of Deception has to say about genetically modified food. You also can hear him speak in Chicago at the April BIOETHICS 2006 CONFERENCE. by JEFFREY M. SMITH
You’re Eating What?
Eminent biophysics scientist and activist reviews DVD and CD trilogy that examines biotechnology and food.
by BRIAN TOKAR
New Regular Column!
Ask the Green Commish
Learn How to Compost by SADHU A. JOHNSTON
Taxes, Revelations —
and the Politics of Jesus
Julia Butterfly Hill, the famous West Coast tree-sitter explains why she decided to “redirect” her federal taxes to social justice and environment groups. by GAR SMITH
Yoga M.D.
In some cases, yoga can be the best medicine. by JONN SALOVAARA
Singing to Serve
Learn how to chant your way to a better life at the Chicago appearance of the man who’s been called the “Chant Master of Yoga.” by KRISHNA DAS
INTRODUCTION by KERRI HIKIDA
BackWords
Good eatin’ and other secrets of
the Appalachians.
by GARY ROBERTS