When Patricia Lovera moved from environmental issues into food issues, joining consumer-advocate group Public Citizen's campaign against irradiation and other icky industrialized food processes, she found out that the two veins of activism have much in common.
When Patricia Lovera moved from environmental issues into food issues, joining consumer-advocate group Public Citizen's campaign against irradiation and other icky industrialized food processes, she found out that the two veins of activism have much in common. She talks about what we eat, the indignities that initially drew her to environmental-justice work, and the amazing amount of stuff required to outfit her new house -- in InterActivist, on the Grist Magazine website. Ask her a question of your own by Wednesday at noon PST.
Source: Grist Magazine
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