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Issue 53 - Winter 2003
Contents:
- Editorial: Quiet revolution of active redefinitions
by Chris Walton
- Caring for God's Creation: Twenty years of A Rocha
- Dave Bookless
- Out and About
News items: The Arbory Trust, Anglican society for the
Welfare of Animals, Energy study pack of Methodist Church,
Living Witness Project, The hidden cost of bananas, and
more.
- A Year after Johannesburg: Dialogue for Redefinition
- Many companies claim they are green - but is it true?-
Mark Moody-Stuart. The following three articles are replies
to this article.
- Idolatry or the Invisible Hand - Alistair McIntosh
- From Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate
Accountability: the need for a rules based system -
Sharon McClenaghan
- Salt, Light and Mustard Seeds - Ernest Lucas
- Letters:
CEL history
Windmills
Let the whole creation praise God
- Book Reviews
Global environment Outlook 3
State of the World 2003 - Earthscan
Vital Signs 2003/4 - Earthscan
Bringing the Food Economy Home: Local Alternatives to
Global Agribusiness. H Norberg-Hodge, T Merrifield, S
Gorelick.
Looking Afresh: Sounding in creative dissent. Hugh Montefiore,
SPCK
- Peace Column - Stuart Hemsley
- Resources for Parents and Children
- CEL Bulletin
- Resources from Christian Ecology Link
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