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Pesticide Forum Photo Gallery Archives
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While informing participants of his Rolling Thunder Tour, Jim Hightower explains the importance of putting the "party" back in politics. |
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Duke University professor Mohammed Abou-Donia presents his research on the increased dangers of pesticide combinations. |
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EJ Hook and Jill Albinger lead a tour at Carl Sanburg Elementary School, where they were essential in removing harmful pesticides from school property. |
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Canadian farmer Percy Schmeiser explains his legal battle with Monsanto to a conference participant. |
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Conference participants unwind at the end of a long day with some live contra music. |
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PR Watch executive director John Stauber competes for mic time with Beyond Pesticides board member Gregg Small. |
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Board member Lani Benz explains how her goats graze on non-native weeds, leaving desirable vegetation behind
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Board member Lorna Donaldson-McMahon (center) with Doris Rapp, MD (left) and Theo Colborn (right) at the 19th National Pesticide Forum
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Goats grazing on non-native weeds at the University of Colorado campus
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Howlin' Dog Moon plays some mountain music for Saturday night's Forum party
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Jerry Neri demonstrates flame-based weed control on the University of Colorado campus
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A hydroponic agriculture project at the Taqwa Community Farm, an organic community garden in Bronx, NY
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Executive director Jay Feldman presents an award to Lois Gibbs
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Raised garden beds at the Taqwa Community Farm
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Taqwa senior gardener Abu Talib explains the value of herbs native to New York City
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On tour at Fairview Gardens, a farm now surrounded by the suburbs of Santa Barbara, CA
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Michael Abelman leads a session at Fairview Gardens
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Michael Abelman explains the workings of Fairview Gardens
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