MAGAZINE RACK: Worthwhile reads you won't find in the shops - Bibliography

Ecologist, The, June, 2001

ELM FARM RESEARCH CENTRE BULLETIN

Hamstead Marshall, Newburg Berks, RG20 0HR, UK. www.afrc.com

All you want to know on sustainable land use, organic agriculture and local food systems.

Read, too, their excellent report and updates on foot and mouth.

CULTURAL SURVIVAL QUARTERLY

Cultural Survival, 215 Prospect St, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA. www.cs.org

A great publication reporting on indigenous people and their struggle against development. The Spring 2001 edition for example, explores the impact of mining on indigenous lands. Great case studies of places otherwise forgotten.

IN THESE TIMES

PO Box 1912, MT Morris, IL 61054-9836, USA. www.inthesetimes.com

Our international and `independent' press covers roughly 1 per cent of daily news; this leaves 99 per cent to `In These Times'-- and they take full advantage of it.

LINK

Friends of Earth International Secretariat (FOEI) PO Box 19199, 1000 GD Amsterdam, The Netherlands. www.foei.org

This is more than just an activity report on what FOEI are up to. With in-depth articles contributed by its global members, it makes the vital `Link' on issues like transport and energy, climate change etc.

BRILL'S CONTENT

PO Box 37522, Boone IA 50037-2522, USA. www.brillscontent.com

Nothing to do with ecology but with the global media and its powerful players. To `Brill's Content', scepticism is a virtue and that's what runs through the various articles on, for example, CNN's sudden slide or how regulators humble AOL Time Warner.

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