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continuing theme in BIOLYSA eV



Dear friends and friends of the Environment Institute Munich,

the dioxin scandal shows once more: at some point ends up the venom with which we contaminate plants, soil and water over a large area on our plate. In particular, when criminals make the food chain to the final disposal of dioxin and watch our authorities helpless. The Federal Agriculture Minister should come to protect the consumer more than the feed industry to ask for suggestions. Since the BSE crisis, we know that responsibility and ethics in the industry are not home and the authorities finally have to introduce a complete and efficient control. We do not want poison or disgusting ingredients in the diet of our animals and in our food. We urgently need a new "Green Revolution" - without poison and megalomania. A reversal in agriculture is long overdue. This scandal is the best call for removal on 22 January in Berlin. If we do not defend ourselves now, nothing will change again and the next food scandal is inevitable.

Demo: We're tired!

Under the motto "We're tired!" place during the Green Week in Berlin for the first time held a central demonstration against genetic engineering, factory farming and dumping exports , organized a broad coalition of farmers, the environment, Animal welfare and development organizations. you demonstrate! Say "No" to the agricultural policy of EU and federal government! Request by EU farm ministers adopted a new, equitable agricultural policy: GM-free environment and a humane and fair! The demo on 22nd January begins at 12 clock at the Berlin Hauptbahnhof
and pulls the Brandenburg Gate. Held there until 14 clock a central demonstration. After starting the music program "Rock for Nature". More info at
www.umweltinstitut.org / GM
/ .. Carpooling and organized bus trips to the demo, see
http://www.wir-haben-es-satt.de/start/anreise/ A nice coincidence that on 17 January in the German cinema of the film proper starts the demo:
Film: Good Food - Bad Food


instructions for better agriculture - from 17th January at the cinema!
What do French microbiologist, the migrant workers of Brazil, Vandana Shiva's experimental farms and the world's largest Bioplantage in Ukraine have in common? All share a common goal: to improve soil quality and the restoration of seed diversity. The documentary "Good Food - Bad Food" by French director Coline Serreau shows people who are fighting against it, that poisoned our soil by chemical fertilizers and pesticides. And they are resisting that few unscrupulous corporations control the world's seed supply and blackmailing the peasantry.
gives it to theatrical release nationwide special screenings with panel discussions. At the premiere in Munich (Thursday, 20.01.2011, 20.30 Clock, City Theater) takes Anja Sobczak, head of genetic engineering and agriculture, in part for the Environment Institute Munich at the public discussion.
information about other dates and cinemas can be found on

www.goodfood-badfood.de
.