Sustainability Symposium
During World War II, car factories were shifted within a week to war production. As the war continued, nearly 20 million Americans planted "Victory Gardens".
Shift happens.
That we are capable of amazing feats and able to make bold changes is not in question. The question is, what direction do we want to be swimming in? Making war over increasingly scarce resources? Or planting seeds of sustenance and sustainability? What legacy do we want to leave?
The Sustainability Symposium provides us an opportunity to answer these questions with real collective strategies to affect Sacramento's impact on the Earth. We can envision Sacramento as a sustainable city and collaborate on ways to help bring us towards that. More details....
Alert
Codex Alimentarius Threat is
Real!
Learn about the risk to availability
of vitamins and food supplements, as well as possible danger to the federal
organic standards. There is also a threat of losing local and national
control over the dissemination or non-dissemination of genetically engineered
seeds and foods. It is really critical that everyone become informed
on this issue. Click here
for a brief overview of the current circumstances, and see the following
websites for additional information.
healthfreedomusa.org -
garynull.com
- nocodexgenocide.com
- www4.dr-rath-foundation.org
- alliance-natural-health.org
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We Need You, Consider Joining Today!
Help take control of the future of our food. See our application
form or drop in on a monthly meeting.
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| Next 3 Events |
| Aerial Pesticide Spraying - West Sacramento District Hearing |
| May 15th |
6:30pm-8:30pm |
Galleria at City Hall
1110 West Capitol Avenue
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| Aerial Pesticide Spraying - Citrus Heights District Hearing |
| May 21st |
6:30pm-8:30pm |
Council Chambers
7117 Greenback Ln.
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| Aerial Pesticide Spraying - Sacramento District Hearing |
| May 29th |
6:30pm-8:30pm |
Oak Park Community Center
3425 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
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| Want more? See our Calendar page. |
Monthy
Meeting - First Monday of the month at "Miracles of Sacramento"
(formerly "The Prana Path") from 6:30 - 9:00 PM at
3120 O Street
Topics may
include
*Aerial and Ground Spraying
for West Nile Virus
*Update: Statewide Pro-GE Legislation
*Front Lawn Issue & more....
see calendar page for directions and more
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West Nile Virus / Aerial Spraying of Pesticides
The West Nile Virus
is not likely to go away any time soon, which is why it is good to become
better informed about ways to protect yourself and your neighbors through
simple tools and diligent mindful practices. Main Page & Details
StopWestNileSprayingNow.org
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| Decoding Produce Stickers |
five digits starting with "9" indicates Organic
four digits starting with "4" is conventional
five digits starting with "8" is genetically modified
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 Find a Local Farmers Market |
The
Future Of Food offers an in-depth investigation into the disturbing
truth behind the unlabeled, patented, genetically engineered foods that
have quietly filled US grocery store shelves for the past decade. For further
information on the film or to order a copy go to
www.thefutureoffood.com
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Store Wars!!
This great 5 minute animated video spoof on Star Wars puts into
perspective the dangers of food irradiation, pesticides, and genetic
engineering. Please check out this link "to a movie from not so
long ago, in a supermarket not so far away" ...StoreWars.org. Join the adventures
of Cuke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Cannoli, Chewbroccoli and the rest of the
Organic Rebels fighting against Darth Tader and the Dark Side of the Farm.
And if you like the movie, pass it on to your friends and family! We are
sure you will enjoy it!
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The Meatrix
The Meatrix is a humorous 4-minute animation that spoofs The
Matrix films while drawing attention to the problems caused by factory
farming. Created by Free Range Graphics for GRACE, the Global Resource
Action Center for the Environment. And dont't miss The Meatrix II: Revolting
- exposing the dairy industry, and finally The Meatrix II 1/2 taking place
in a slaughterhouse. See all three at TheMeatrix.com
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