November 5, 1999
The Green Time show on
will air on Double Helix Channel 21 in the City of St. Louis at the following times:
"FOOD FOR THOUGHT"Wednesday, December 22, 7:00 pm
Sunday, December 26, 8:00 pm
Wednesday, December 29, 7:00 pm
Sunday, January 2, 2000, 8:00 pm
FOOD FOR THOUGHT, a 30-minute video by award-winning director Ed Schehl describes the ethical concerns, the threats to organic farming, and the potential health hazards of genetically engineered foods. Featuring Monica Moore of Pesticide Action Network, California Certified Organic farmers Thomas Wittman and Jim Cochran, and organic food processors and distributors, the video examines how large chemical companies such as Monsanto are profiting from genetic manipulation of our food supply. The video is an educational tool and call to action.
Green Time is showing FOOD FOR THOUGHT courtesy of The Video Project. To order a copy of FOOD FOR THOUGHT, or for more information, contact: The Video Project at (800) 4-planet e-mail: videoproject@videoproject.org
Price to indivuals and non-profit organizations: $29.95 plus $6.95 shipping and handling for the 1st copy ($3.50 each for additional copies). Price to libraries, institutions and for-profit organizations: $69.95 plus same shipping and handling cost.
Green Time, St. Louis' only environmental cable TV show, is produced by the Gateway Greens in conjunction with DHTV Ch. 21 on TCI City Cable in St. Louis.
For more information about this Green Time production (No. 84), please call Don Fitz at 314-727-8554.
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