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Burma VJ – reporting from a closed country

This is the story of ‘Joshua’, an underground video journalist. By Anders Ostergaard

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Black Wave – the legacy of the Exxon Valdez

This film documents the corporate chicanery and disinformation that has followed since the Exxon tanker dumped millions of gallons of crude oil into Alaska's pristine Prince William Sound.

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Absolute friends

The largest solidarity movement between two peoples offers hope in Western Sahara, writes Paul Rigg.

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Why are they dying?	Wayne Ellwood investigates the case of the missing bees.	Wayne Ellwood	September, 2009	425	Buy
Life without the car	Chris Richards goes cold turkey in her umpteenth attempt to do without her car – and fumes about the structure of modern life that makes the task so hard.	Chris Richards	July, 2009	424	Buy
Murder In The Name Of Honour	A grim but compelling reading – a fitting testament to all the women killed who had sex outside marriage.	Peter Whittaker	July, 2009	424	Buy
Tribute to Tajudeen			July, 2009	424	Buy
Some democracy...			July, 2009	424	Buy
Within My Walls	An odd title, given the political geography of Israel/Palestine, this album projects a vision of multicultural music that seems to have little space for Palestinian musicians.	Louise Gray	July, 2009	424	Buy
Disaster – the official tour			July, 2009	424	Buy
Climate radio	Jess Worth talks about the NI magazine on the Arctic with Climate Radio.	Jess Worth	July, 2009	424	Buy
House of Hunger	An album that is very much the sound of a modern-day freedom fighter.	Louise Gray	July, 2009	424	Buy
Still in the fields	Don't buy Uzbek cotton		July, 2009	424	Buy
Burma VJ – reporting from a closed country	This is the story of ‘Joshua’, an underground video journalist. By Anders Ostergaard	Richard Swift	July, 2009	424	Buy
Turning Japanese	Maria Golia recalls a moment of cultural confusion.	Maria Golia	July, 2009	424	Buy
Unpopular poplars	Environmentalists oppose the genetically engineered poplar trees for the production of cellulosic ethanol or industrial biofuel.		July, 2009	424	Buy
Black Wave – the legacy of the Exxon Valdez	This film documents the corporate chicanery and disinformation that has followed since the Exxon tanker dumped millions of gallons of crude oil into Alaska's pristine Prince William Sound.	Richard Swift	July, 2009	424	Buy
Absolute friends	The largest solidarity movement between two peoples offers hope in Western Sahara, writes Paul Rigg.	Paul Rigg	July, 2009	424	Buy

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