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Seeding Justice, Cultivating Democracy
Source: Ground Truth Last week, hundreds of people poured into the Women’s Building here in San Francisco to take part in the Justice Begins with Seeds conference, organized by the California Biosafety Alliance and co-sponsored by PANNA and several other … Continue reading
Posted in Codex Alimentarius, GMO, Headlines, Ponerology
Tagged Abuzz, Alliance, Biosafety, Building, californians, Conference, corporate food, Cultivating, democracy, food, food system, forum, ground, ground truth, movement, Part, partner, partner groups, roots, san francisco, Seeding, seeds, September, september 13, Source, System, Truth, women
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MacIntyre and the Morality of Patriotism
Wes Alwan partiallyexaminedlife.com Gary Gutting reflects this Fourth of July on the morality of patriotism, which is grounded in a kind of in-group loyalty at odds with moral theories that require that we treat all human beings equally, regardless of … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Philosophy
Tagged alwan, com, Family, fourth of july, gary gutting, group loyalty, human beings, July, kind, loyalty, MacIntyre, moral theories, morality, Nation, odds, Part, partiallyexaminedlife, Patriotism, Tribe, wes
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Warning issued over anti-carbon tax posters
Simon Cullen ABC News Labor is warning small businesses against displaying the Coalition’s anti-carbon tax posters, saying they risk million-dollar fines if the information is found to be misleading. The Coalition has sent the fliers to bakeries, butchers, dry cleaners … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21, Environment, Headlines
Tagged ABC, abc news, bakeries, campaign, carbon, carbon tax, Coalition, Cullen, dry cleaners, effect, fliers, fruit, information, labor, News, Opposition, opposition leader, Part, shop, shop fronts, Simon, small businesses, tax, tax posters, tony abbott, Warning
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The World Tomorrow : Cypherpunks Part 2
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Technology, Videos
Tagged Cypherpunks, Part, tomorrow, world, world tomorrow
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Campbell diaries: Murdoch ‘called Blair over Iraq’
BBC News Rupert Murdoch called Tony Blair urging him not to delay the invasion of Iraq, former Number 10 communications chief Alastair Campbell has said. The claim is made in the latest part of Mr Campbell’s diaries, which are being … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Politics
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Millions trapped in insecure work
AAP Casual workers should be given annual leave while bosses should be banned from keeping workers in unstable work long-term, an ACTU report recommends. Former deputy prime minister Brian Howe is launching his report into insecure work in Sydney on … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Headlines
Tagged AAP, access, ACTU, australians, brian howe, Casual, cent, Comment, deputy, deputy prime minister, job, Labour, labour hire, leave, licensing, licensing system, market, Minister, Part, report, System, temporary jobs, underemployment, unemployment, Wednesday, work, work in sydney
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Cash? You’re standing in it as farmers view manure plan
Rachel Wells Great Lakes Advocate YARROWEYAH dairy farmer Jim McKeown never dreamed the cow manure he trudges through every day could one day earn him a serious dollar. However, a new initiative, released yesterday for public comment, could see manure … Continue reading →