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Peace and Environment News

Volume 9 Number 6

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July-August 1994

Coalition Report
Article by Darrell Rankin
Hello Volunteer!
Sandra Olsen by Estelle Taylor
New From Octopus
Ecological Revolutions Reviewed by Mike Kaulbars
Book Reviews
- Propaganda in the Media Reviewed by Alysia Davies
- A Revolution of the Spirit: a Vision for Burma Reviewed by Robin Collins
Compost Corner
Composting for Apartment Dwellers by Marion King
5 R's Update (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Reject)
Article by Hazel Jack
Canada Urged to Cut Off Trade with Burma by Anne Carbert and Margot Lange
CATS Still Under Debate by Estelle Taylor
Wheels for Change Bike Rally a Success
Aylmer Environmental Plan to Replace Trees with Pavement by Ronald Burns
PERC Sponsors Environmental Leadership Camp by Gaela Pink
Program to Highlight Mud Lake by Roger Adams and Tracey McLellan
Speed Limit Request Goes to Province by Irene Brownstein
Carson Grove Wetlands Still Threatened by Heather Breeze
Friends of PERC Library
Cogeneration Plant for Hull On Ice by Irene Brownstein
Groups Opt for Commuter Rail by Heather Breeze
Good Housekeeping Stressed in Improving Water Quality by Hazel Jack
Fish Painting Highlights Water Pollution by Sheila Urquhart

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The Members' Supplement, published with each issue of the Peace and Environment News, features a monthly theme as well as some of our popular regular columns—the Activist's Notebook, Dangerous Women, and The Organic Gardener. This month's theme is Burma.

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This month's feature: Burma

Activist's Notebook
Will History Repeat Itself? by Mike Kaulbars
Dangerous Women: Profiles of Activists
Margaret Jensen: The PEN is Mightier Than the Sword by Julie Lalande
The Organic Gardener
Attracting Beneficial Insects by Ann Cleary
Burma: Repression Under a Slick Exterior by Penny Sanger
Canadian Friends of Burma
SLORC Military Targets Karen Civilians by Estelle Taylor
Women Refugees Face Sex Slavery in Thailand by Nancy Pole
Burmese Refugees: Creating Strength in Unity by Peter MacGibbon
Bacteriological Weapons Reported in SLORC Offensive by Penny Sanger
AIDS Increase Tied to Opium Trade by Penny Sanger
Pro-Democracy Movement Sees New Beginning for Burma by Tim Donais
Consumer Boycott Builds Against Corporate Support for SLORC by Reid Cooper
Pipeline Threatens Ethnic Territory by Penny Sanger
Innu Blockade to Protest Hydro-Quebec Dam
Innu Occupying Bombing Range
Supplementary articles unpublished in the hard copy of this PEN issue:
- Rwanda Conflict is Not Tribal

Our thanks to
Penny Sanger, Guest Editor for this issue.

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