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Satya Nov/Dec 04: Rethinking Milk in India by Sangamithra Iyer Intensive cattle breeding occurred using artificial insemination with superior indigenous bulls and exotic buffalo. Today’s Indian dairy industry consists ... 2.
Satya July 99: Editorial by Catherine Clyne: East Meets West For health reasons, he was advised by his personal physicians to consume meat. While he has eaten meat in moderation ever since, the Dalai Lama has ... 3.
Satya May 01: Chickens and Chimpanzees By Karen Davis It is mainly for this reason that the Great Ape Project has always left me .... Karen Davis, Ph.D. is President and Director of United Poultry Concerns, ... 4.
Satya Feb 03: Sage Creek Naturals I admit it—we just went gooey-eyed over the clothes from Sage Creek Naturals. They’re so darn cute, so darn soft, and so darn eco-friendly. ... 5.
Satya Apr/May 07: Interview with Captain Charles Moore Dubbed the “eastern garbage patch,” it is a swath of ocean where currents ... To raise awareness about the pollution of our oceans, Captain Charles Moore ... 6.
Satya April 01: Update on Narmada Dam Projects The Supreme Court of India had ordered a halt to construction on the Sardar Sarovar Project, India’s largest dam, so that the government’s plan to resettle ... 7.
Satya Feb 05: Restaurant Review: Madras Café by Sangamithra Iyer In addition to flavors from the south, Madras Café offers the more familiar dishes of northern India. Yummy appetizers include pakoras and samosas with just ... 8.
Satya Aug 03: Interview with Yulie Cohen Gerstel My Terrorist (Women Make Movies, 2002) tells the story of a woman who, ... In introducing a recent screening of My Terrorist, Gerstel said: “This film is my ... 9.
Satya Feb 03: My Love Affair with Vegetarian Shoes by Claudette Silver Vegetarian Shoes began in 1990 by artist Robin Webb who was inspired by hearing .... with the Backstreet Boys tour—strictly professional work, by the way. ... 10.
Satya April 1995: Interview with Sophie Johnson She wanted to plant 1500 trees in Bedford-Stuyvesant and adopted a large Magnolia Grand Flora. She decided it was her tree. In the 1960s, the tree was ... |
