SATYA's October Issue Now Available

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The October 2002 Issue of SATYA is now available!

Get Political.

(Positive Alternatives for Ambivalent Activists)

 

Guest Editorial:

Rebuilding Societies Emerging From Conflict: A Shared ResponsibilitySFormer UN

High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, maps out the human rights

hot-spots and how we can create a more peaceful world.

 

Featured Stories:

Boulder's Getting Bolder: Holding the Feds Accountable for Global Warming

Boulder's Mayor, Will Toor, explains how the City is suing the government for

financing projects that pollute the world and cause global warming.

 

A Hunger For Peace Activist Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wilderness goes on a

hunger strike and tells us why.

 

Move Over Oil, Water's the Next Big Thing Author Tony Clarke explains how a

handful of corporations are gaining control over the global water supply and

making enormous profits. Learn how water, " blue gold, " may replace oil as the

most precious commodity in the world.

 

Plus:

In The Green Party: A Movement for Ecology, Nonviolence, Justice, Democracy, New

York State Green Party Chairperson, Mark Dunlea, argues the case for voting

Green this November.

 

Satya's October 2002 issue also features Beth Gould's report on how Mayor

Bloomberg's budget cuts to the city's animal shelter system will further

jeopardize the lives of the City's most vulnerable residents; Seba Johnson, who

writes about her work and explains why animal rights activists need to reach out

to African-Americans; and, in Satya's ongoing series, Ten Symbols of What's

Right in the World, activist Miyun Park shares her list of what inspires her.

 

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