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Submitted by Toban B on March 9, 2008 - 6:10pm.
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A video of "David Mitchell from the Mitchell and Webb Situation"
A couple of related posts (here and elsewhere) -
- Let them eat cake
- Food, energy, and water
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Food
More writing from Sean Hurley about food, socioeconomics, and environmental issues -
Wal-Mart redux: banking on food
The link up above this comment -- in the original blog post up there, and titled "Food, energy, water" -- also will bring you to writing from Sean (specifically, to a long exerpt of his article "The future is food"; I posted the exerpt to lead people into the longer article, which I definitely recommend)
I love it
please post more if you know of any.
http://radicalblogs.org/lpps