Autumn 2000 issue of Making Waves

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From: Don McNair <mcnair at junction.net>

The Autumn 2000 issue of Making Waves: Canada's Community Economic
Development Magazine focusses on the implementation of sustainable
development. For more information, visit www.cedworks.com and select
"Making Waves" on the menu bar. Apologies for cross-postings.

CONTENTS

SEEDING THE CONSERVATION ECONOMY IN CLAYOQUOT SOUND
In Clayoquot Sound, B.C., Shorebank Corporation and Ecotrust Canada are
pooling their capacities to assist ecologically-inclined entrepreneurs.

LEARNING FROM POLICY STRUGGLES
An eyewitness account of how regional agencies and bureaucrats can sabotage
the implementation of alternative development policy.

MICROPOWERWith the sophistication of small-scale energy sources and the
growing demand for reliable, responsible power supplies, even small
organizations may consider becoming producers and purveyors of electricity.

CED AS A STRATEGIC VISION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE MOVEMENT
If industrial agriculture is ever to be dislodged, its opponents must
achieve a strategic vision that encompasses a vast range of issues. David
Campbell describes the efforts of a Californian coalition to coax
institutions from grassroots energy.

IT'S TIME WOMEN GOT STRATEGIC
WRED's Carol Rock urges women to confront the necessity and the opportunity
to join a discussion of a national CED policy for Canada.

NEW RULES TO PLAY BY
Reviews of Natural Capitalism, The Natural Step for Business, and Holistic
Management.


Don McNair
The CED Bookshop/Making Waves magazine
Centre for Community Enterprise
2905-31st Street, Suite 5, Vernon, B.C. V1T 5H6 Canada
(tel) 250-542-7057 (fax) 250-542-7229 (e-mail) mcnair at junction.net
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