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YOU ARE INVITED TO A PUBLIC FORUM
Crops, Cars & Climate Crisis
The Global Impacts of Growing Biofuels on Food, Farmers, and Human Rights
The corporate "agrofuels" gold-rush has ignited a major global conflict. Governments across the world are committing to agrofuels as a part of their energy strategies. But producing crops for fuel is already changing world agriculture, with major consequences for people, ecosystems, and the planet.
Featuring:
Soledad Vogliano (CEPPAS, Argentina)
Marilyn Machado (Proceso deComunidades Negras, Colombia)
Devlin Kuyek (GRAIN, Canada)
Helena Paul (EcoNexus, United Kingdom)
Sharon Labchuk (Earth Action, Canada)
TUESDAY APRIL 29th, 7-9:30pm
POTTER AUDITORIUM
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT / KENNETH C. ROWE BUILDING
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
6100 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
All are welcome and admission is free. Wheelchair accessible.
This event is part of a six-city tour with speakers from Argentina, Canada, Colombia, Mali, Mexico, Paraguay, the Philippines, the UK, and the US.
April 28 – Charlottetown
April 28 – Saskatoon
April 29 – Halifax
April 29 – Winnipeg
April 30 – Ottawa
May 1 – Montreal
For more Information visit www.cban.ca/agrofuels or 613.241.2267
Free admission. Everyone welcome. Wheelchair Accessible.
Presented by: Beyond Factory Farming, Canadian Biotechnology Action Network, ETC Group, Food Action Committee - Ecology Action Centre Halifax, Inter Pares, National Farmers Union, P.E.I. Coalition for a GMO-Free Province, Partnership Africa Canada, The Ram's Horn, USC Canada, Union Paysanne, and many local partners.
This event is made possible with the aid of a grant from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).
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YOU ARE INVITED TO A PUBLIC FORUM<BR>Crops, Cars & Climate Crisis<BR>The Global Impacts of Growing Biofuels on Food, Farmers, and Human Rights<BR>The corporate "agrofuels" gold-rush has ignited a major global conflict. Governments across the world are committing to agrofuels as a part of their energy strategies. But producing crops for fuel is already changing world agriculture, with major consequences for people, ecosystems, and the planet.<BR>Featuring:<BR>Soledad Vogliano (CEPPAS, Argentina)<BR>Marilyn Machado (Proceso deComunidades Negras, Colombia)<BR>Devlin Kuyek (GRAIN, Canada)<BR>Helena Paul (EcoNexus, United Kingdom)<BR>Sharon Labchuk (Earth Action, Canada)<BR>TUESDAY APRIL 29th, 7-9:30pm<BR>POTTER AUDITORIUM<BR>FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT / KENNETH C. ROWE BUILDING<BR>DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY<BR>6100 UNIVERSITY AVENUE<BR>All are welcome and admission is free. Wheelchair accessible.<BR>This event is part of a six-city tour with speakers from Argentina, Canada, Colombia,
Mali, Mexico, Paraguay, the Philippines, the UK, and the US. <BR>April 28 – Charlottetown <BR>April 28 – Saskatoon <BR>April 29 – Halifax<BR>April 29 – Winnipeg <BR>April 30 – Ottawa<BR>May 1 – Montreal<BR>For more Information visit www.cban.ca/agrofuels or 613.241.2267 <BR>Free admission. Everyone welcome. Wheelchair Accessible. <BR>Presented by: Beyond Factory Farming, Canadian Biotechnology Action Network, ETC Group, Food Action Committee - Ecology Action Centre Halifax, Inter Pares, National Farmers Union, P.E.I. Coalition for a GMO-Free Province, Partnership Africa Canada, The Ram's Horn, USC Canada, Union Paysanne, and many local partners.<BR>This event is made possible with the aid of a grant from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).<BR><p> 
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