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Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge
Few in the West truly have the gift to stand outside the dominant cultural assumptions about science, economics, nature and technology. Fortunately, we can read Vandana Shiva.
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The powerboat and the planet
The NI looks back over the brief but vibrant history of the environmental movement.
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