In this recorded presentation from October 1, 2025, hear from experts about the difficulty — and importance — of addressing ...

A discussion of science, technology and agriculture. Presentation given at the conference "For Options in Agriculture: Exploring Organic Alternatives," Saskatoon, November 15th, 1999.

Farm to Early Care programs have been growing across Minnesota, with increasing numbers of early care providers talking about and sourcing local food for the kids they care for. Early care centers and ...

* Applications due January 19, 2001. * Grants up to $10,000 for tree planing during spring 2001. * Businesses, community groups, cities, churches and schools are eligible. * Details from Gail Nozal at ...

Police raided 19 clandestine sawmills near a threatened nature reserve where Monarch butterflies nest in the winter, arresting 56 people and confiscating enough illegally logged wood to fill 600 heavy ...

Environmental groups have won a delay in a plan to log inside a roadless area of the White Mountain National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service approved the Than Brook logging project in May. It would ...

OTTAWA - More doubt was cast on Canada's wavering commitment to the Kyoto Protocol to tackle global warming with the release yesterday of a letter from Industry Minister Allan Rock stating that Ottawa ...

Terry Collins sounds like the world's most dour pessimist. The Carnegie Mellon University chemistry professor paints a bleak picture of the Earth's future, a planet damaged by global warming and ...

Nine developing countries accused rich nations of sidelining the interests of the poor in World Trade Organization (WTO) talks on liberalizing global commerce. Faizel Ismail, South Africa's ambassador ...

The pace of negotiations for the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas has slowed to a standstill. But hemispheric institutions such as the Organization of the American States, the Inter-American ...

Members of CDA - Iriba an association of bee keepers have called on other bee farmers to conserve the environment while carrying out their activity. In an exclusive interview with The New Times last ...

Additionally, IATP recognizes the Nacotchtank and Piscataway people, the first residents of the land that is now referred to as the District of Columbia. The IATP office in Washington, D.C. resides on ...