The Other Koch Brother

http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-08-24/news/william-bill-koch-the-other-koch-brother-tea-party/
The Other Koch Brother
In the shadow of his brothers’ Tea Party fame, Bill Koch seems almost like a normal billionaire.
By Lisa Rab Wednesday, Aug 24 2011
Two mansions, two miles apart, spark intrigue in Palm Beach, Florida. The first, on the northern end of the oceanfront street nicknamed Billionaire’s Row, is 30,000 square feet of arched windows and red, Spanish-tile roof, a villa that includes a ballroom where flappers danced and sipped moonshine in the 1920s.

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Center for a New American Dream

We seek to cultivate a new American dream—one that emphasizes community, ecological sustainability, and a celebration of non-material values

http://www.newdream.org/

The Center for a New American Dream helps Americans to reduce and shift their consumption to improve quality of life, protect the environment, and promote social justice.

Since its founding in 1997, New Dream has raised awareness of the negative impact of a hyper-consumer culture. Our focus on the connections between consumption, quality of life, and the environment has made New Dream unique among environmental and progressive groups.

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A beginner’s guide to land grabs

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EDP lessons learned

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Open v. Closed: Media, Government and Social Organization in the Information Age

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Fascist corporatists coming, line up for food stamps!

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Controversy after EU awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

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Food Crisis and the Global Land Grab

http://farmlandgrab.org/

This website contains mainly news reports about the global rush to buy up or lease farmlands abroad as a strategy to secure basic food supplies or simply for profit. Its purpose is to serve as a resource for those monitoring or researching the issue, particularly social activists, non-government organisations and journalists.

The site, known as farmlandgrab.org, is updated daily, with all posts entered according to their original publication date. If you want to track updates in real time, please subscribe to the RSS feed. If you prefer a weekly email, with the titles of all materials posted in the last week, subscribe to the email service.

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Growing Health 2012 – Cultivating Common Ground: Farms, Food & Health

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The first Growing Health event was held in 2006 and since then has been held every two years. While the question “What do farms, food and health have in common?” was somewhat novel at that time, a community of practice has been evolving to consider how these relationships can be strengthened to help realize a triple bottom line of economic (viable farms and rural economies, living wages for farm & food system workers), environmental (sustainable & regenerative agricultural and food system practices), and social (health, community, etc.) benefits.

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