Video: Luke Anderson on GM
R2R | 02.01.2004 22:27 | Analysis | Bio-technology | Globalisation
Description: An interview with Luke Anderson,
anti-genetics campaigner and writer
[email contact
luke@primalseeds.org]
Subject: The anti genetics movement, why he got involved,
how was the UK campaign a success, how the situation differs
elsewhere, and what lessons might be learned.
Biography: Luke Anderson was a founding member of
Totnes Genetix Group now living in the USA. He is the author of
"Genetic Engineering, Food and our Environment"
(published by Green Books Ltd, 1999 ISBN: 1-870098-78-1)
Credits: Interview, camera and editing by Ben of Real2Reel
contact real2reel@riseup.net +44 1803 840098
Filmed in Totnes, Devon UK, Dec 2003. Orginal format PAL miniDV
editable quality versions available on request (see copyright details below).
anti-genetics campaigner and writer
[email contact
luke@primalseeds.org] Subject: The anti genetics movement, why he got involved,
how was the UK campaign a success, how the situation differs
elsewhere, and what lessons might be learned.
Biography: Luke Anderson was a founding member of
Totnes Genetix Group now living in the USA. He is the author of
"Genetic Engineering, Food and our Environment"
(published by Green Books Ltd, 1999 ISBN: 1-870098-78-1)
Credits: Interview, camera and editing by Ben of Real2Reel
contact
real2reel@riseup.net +44 1803 840098 Filmed in Totnes, Devon UK, Dec 2003. Orginal format PAL miniDV
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Please supply other video formats too
03.01.2004 02:47
MPEG or Quicktime formats would be cool too.
That's not a criticism, just a constructive suggestion.
Actionista
options
04.01.2004 00:00
There are other alternatives as well.
Mark