The late Helen Chenoweth discusses the economic impacts of the environmental movement on our land base. She also exposes how the Wetlands Act and the Endangered Species Act are being used to destroy private property rights. Filmed in September of 1993.
Duration : 0:10:0
The late Helen Chenoweth discusses the economic impacts of the environmental movement on our land base. She also exposes how the Wetlands Act and the Endangered Species Act are being used to destroy private property rights. Filmed in September of 1993.
Duration : 0:10:0
The late Helen Chenoweth discusses the economic impacts of the environmental movement on our land base. She also exposes how the Wetlands Act and the Endangered Species Act are being used to destroy private property rights. Filmed in September of 1993.
Duration : 0:10:0
The late Helen Chenoweth discusses the economic impacts of the environmental movement on our land base. She also exposes how the Wetlands Act and the Endangered Species Act are being used to destroy private property rights. Filmed in September of 1993.
Duration : 0:10:0
The late Helen Chenoweth discusses the economic impacts of the environmental movement on our land base. She also exposes how the Wetlands Act and the Endangered Species Act are being used to destroy private property rights. Filmed in September of 1993.
Duration : 0:8:18
A professionally produced documentary that examines the beneficial effects of carbon dioxide, including increased crop yields and vegetative growth. Produced in 1992.
Duration : 0:10:0
A professionally produced documentary that examines the beneficial effects of carbon dioxide, including increased crop yields and vegetative growth. Produced in 1992.
Duration : 0:8:8
A professionally produced documentary that examines the beneficial effects of carbon dioxide, including increased crop yields and vegetative growth. Produced in 1992.
Duration : 0:10:0
Join us as we follow the trail of local food as it winds its way through rural/urban edge farmland in Virginia, to restaurants and customers in Washington DC metro area. The tour highlights the network of relationships and issues that support or threaten the continuing food community connection. Along the way meet up with the people whose forethought and persistence have enabled this local food network to grow. Part of the 2008 New Partners for Smart Growth Conference.
Duration : 0:4:55