June 4, 2007
In our nature
Dave Kattenburg talks politics with organic farmers in Bolivia. Scientist/writer/philosopher Vandana Shiva speaks out on India’s plans for its rivers. More from google. Music by the Besnard Lakes.
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Dave Kattenburg talks politics with organic farmers in Bolivia. Scientist/writer/philosopher Vandana Shiva speaks out on India’s plans for its rivers. More from google. Music by the Besnard Lakes.
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