[Sust-mar] Food and agriculture featured in Coastlands

[Rachel Brighton/Coastlands]

In the Spring 2011 issue of Coastlands: The Maritimes Policy Review, 
Deborah Stiles and Greg Cameron explain why our food chain is 
breaking down and why we need a new paradigm for agriculture. 
Susan Haley interviews Tracey Tomlik on urban agriculture and 
the media's view of mercury in fish goes under the microscope.

As wind farms change our landscape and deliver cleaner energy, 
who is benefitting most from these developments? Coastlands 
takes up this issue with Robin McAdam of Nova Scotia Power Inc. 
The Spring issue also pays tribute to Sharon Oliver and Viola Desmond. 

To find out what else is covered in the Spring 2011 issue of this 
independent regional magazine, visit www.coastlands.ca 

Coastlands offers a broad and informed perspective on key issues that shape our common life together:
community economics, education, food and agriculture, health, immigration, youth, justice and poverty. 
With its emphasis on human dignity, this independent magazine serves people engaged in social justice 
and policy creation. Each quarterly issue publishes original research and analysis, provides a critical review 
of relevant legislation and policy, and offers a digest of exemplary work in these fields. By drawing insight 
from the civil and religious sector, academia, government, business and the arts, Coastlands serves as a 
compendium of current ideas to inform and inspire readers in the Maritimes and beyond. 

Submitted by Rachel Brighton
Editor & Publisher 
Coastlands: The Maritimes Policy Review
P.O. Box 447 Bridgetown
Nova Scotia 
Canada B0S 1C0 
Phone:  902 665 4538
Fax:        902 665 4981
Web:      www.coastlands.ca
Email:    editor at policyreview.ca