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… a new paradigm to feed the world while empowering the poor and mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss. English points out that small farmers already produce 70 percent of the …

… been a leading voice of the agrarian movement over the last four decades. The themes of place, biodiversity and the virtues of perennial plants that have figured in his previous books converge …

… multilateral processes. That is why it has not signed Law of the Sea, the UN Convention on Biodiversity, the Catajena Protocol on Biosafety and many others. On Dec. 6, ministers from the …

… biological diversity in coral reefs. Studies have shown that that at least one quarter of the biodiversity of the oceans are found in coral reefs. Because of their wealth in species, coral … swimming in the ocean. If the oceans become more acidic there will be a serious decline in biodiversity, and thereby affecting a whole raft of species, including humankind as the oceans …

… land”. In 1949 he published his classic work the Sand County Almanac, in which he emphasized biodiversity and ecology. As a young forester in New Mexico he was assigned the task of …

… rich multicultural legacy of the Borderlands, Santuario Sisterfarm is dedicated to cultivating biodiversity and cultural diversity -- and living in right relationship with the whole Earth …

… rich multicultural legacy of the Borderlands, Santuario Sisterfarm is dedicated to cultivating biodiversity and cultural diversity — and living in right relationship with the whole Earth …

… coming back. "Environmental good news stories are rare, especially in the area of protecting biodiversity. We are told by competent scientists that extinction is rampant among plants, …

… of productivity in vast agricultural areas, the pollution of rivers and aquifers, the loss of biodiversity, the increase of natural catastrophes, and the deforestation of equatorial and …

… Marajó. “The Amazon is like a garden rich in natural resources and with an absolutely unique biodiversity,” Verzeletti said, “which is continually being colonized, plundered and exploited. …

… that. Creator is not exclusive, so there’s no reason we should be. They tell us, “The more biodiversity you have, the richer your soil is going to be.” It’s like that with people. The more …

… of productivity in vast agricultural areas, the pollution of rivers and aquifers, the loss of biodiversity, the increase in extreme weather, and the deforestation of equatorial and tropical …

… that might be opposed to GM technology. You expect to find them at the U.N. Convention of Biodiversity (CDB) rolling out Dr. Peter Raven, president of St. Louis’ Missouri Botanical Garden, to tell everyone that GM crops are great for biodiversity as he did in a seminar organized by the Pontifical Academy of the Sciences and the …

… of productivity in vast agricultural areas, the pollution of rivers and aquifers, the loss of biodiversity, the increase in extreme weather, and the deforestation of equatorial and tropical …

… in 2004, there is only one paragraph on Climate Change and one paragraph on the destruction of Biodiversity. For a Church which claims to be Pro-Life and which has access to researchers in …

… all show that sustainable approaches are capable of feeding the world, approaches that respect biodiversity and would support millions of small farmers, most of whom are women. The old …

… crisis can be seen in terms of excessive borrowing: We have borrowed from the atmosphere and biodiversity of the future and now these loans will have to be repaid," she said. To alleviate …

… suddenly in 1845, one pathogen wiped them out. I began to learn a lot about the importance of biodiversity. The pro-GMO argument is comparable to what we used to hear from the bankers. They … so, because we're dealing with very serious issues. Humankind has a very bad record of moving biodiversity around to the wrong places. It's like the guy who brought rabbits out to Australia …

… that "refusing GM technology will hold back efforts to alleviate poverty and hunger, to save biodiversity and protect the environment." Robert Paarlberg of Wellesley College charged that the …

… the Earth and acting in right relationship.” After examining the issue of Earth’s declining biodiversity, driven by habitat loss and human exploitation, the authors ask: “How can we humans, … Creation uses St. Francis’ “Canticle of Creation” as the basis of a theological reflection on biodiversity and the human’s place in it. -- Teresa Malcolm The “Canticle” reminds us that we …