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9/21: The Great GMO Debate

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Announcing...

We are delighted to announce the formation of Localization Partners LLC, a $1.5 million fund formed to nurture local food systems.

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Featured Sponsor

Sturtz and Copeland

2851 Valmont Road
Boulder, Colorado CO 80301

303-442-6663 / toll free�1-866-680-6663

Sturtz and Copeland is regularly recognized as the best Florist and Greenhouse in the Boulder area and has maintained a tradition of quality customer service along with a knowledgeable staff always willing to help.

Featured Partner

Rocky Mountain Sustainable Living Fair

Event Location:
300 Woodlawn Dr
Fort Collins, CO 80524

Sustainable Living Association
9860 Poudre Canyon Road
Bellvue, CO 80512

970-224-FAIR (3247)

The Sustainable Living Fair offers a weekend of solution-based, interactive, family oriented events designed to educate people of all ages and backgrounds about: renewable energy, alternative transportation, sustainable agriculture, green building, natural health, environmental & social responsibility, local economies and more.

EAT LOCAL! Week Presentations

The Economic Benefits of Localizing Food in Boulder County

A preliminary report by Michael Shuman

Part 1

Part 2

Investment Briefing

Woody Tasch, Chris Dwyer and Michael Brownlee discuss how to instigate Slow Money investments in Boulder County.

Part 1: Michael Brownlee

Part 2: Guest Speaker Overview

Part 3: Woody Tasch and Chris Dwyer

Joel Salatin: Local Food to the Rescue

Joel Salatin's key note address at the Boulder Chautauqua Center.

Part 1

Part 2

Slow Money

Woody Tasch, founder of Slow Money, speaks on History, RFK, and Slow Money.

Part 1

Part 2

The Great GMO Debate

A series of thoughtful “TED Talk” style presentations and dialogue aiming to raise the public discourse about GMOs to a new level.

The Great GMO Debate: Michael Brownlee (host)
Transition Colorado

The Great GMO Debate: Mark Guttridge
Ollin Farms

The Great GMO Debate: Robyn O'Brien
nationally recognized author, speaker and consultant

The Great GMO Debate: Rich Pecoraro
Abbondanza Organic Seeds & Produce

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