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Urban Harvest

Confronting climate change and poverty, a new crop of city farmers comes of age in Africa. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Jennifer Sta. Ines
Let The Sun Shine In
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March 25, 2009: The weather in the city last Wednesday reached an end-of-winter high of 60. Hello, New York -- the winter has thawed! While the four seasons are a delightful change from the California sunshine I grew up with, the... read more >
Feed Your Mind: The FUEL Film
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January 27, 2009: Fuel. It's what drives us. Director and activist, Josh Tickell takes this overarching commodity and examines its place in our world in his documentary, FUEL. Right off the bat, let me say that you need to watch this. By... read more >
A Trip Down Minetta Lane
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January 13, 2009: I recently saw Martha Clarke's Garden of Earthly Delights at the Minetta Lane Theater. Inspired by the early sixteenth century triptych painting by Hieronymus Bosch, the play runs through scenes of the transition from... read more >
The Closer's Biggest Role
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August 28, 2008: On the TNT series The Closer, Kyra Sedgwick plays a police detective who draws confessions from suspects to close a case.
Coal's Folly
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May 28, 2008: If the coal industry had its way, liquid coal -- solid coal con­verted into liquid fuel -- would replace gasoline.
The Rules of Engagement
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February 29, 2008: Sure, people love Southern California’s palm trees, abundant sunshine, and perfect waves. But plenty of locals and visitors feel as much passion for the rare and magnificent marine mammals that swim near Catalina and the other Channel Islands.
Jennifer Sta. Ines