Sustainable

PRESENTED BY: Meaningful Movies in Wallingford
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7:00 PM, Friday, July 7, 2017 PST
Location: Wallingford, Seattle, WA (click for map)
by Jim Little / June 7, 2017 / 3  Keystone Congregational Church, 5019 Keystone Place N Seattle,WA

The film “Sustainable” weaves together expert analysis of America’s food system with the story of one remarkable farmer, Marty Travis, who is creating a future for his family and his farming community by adopting sustainable agriculture. The film examines the inter-relationships between the environment, economics and public health. After the film, Dr. David Montgomery, Professor at the University of Washington and author of the recent book “Growing A Revolution”, will provide commentary and answer questions.  He will also have signed copies of his book available for purchase.

Special Guests: Dr. David Montgomery, Author of "Growing A Revolution"

Release Year: 2016

Running Time: 92

Director: Matt Wechsler

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  1. Cookie
    #1 Cookie 11 June, 2017, 15:15

    Just love the food for thought (and action!) these films provide!

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  2. Jim Little
    #2 Jim Little Author 10 July, 2017, 06:49

    Excellent talk by Dr. David Montgomery on regenerative agriculture. Get more info at: SustainableFoodFilm.com and
    .RegenerationInternational.org

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  3. Dwight Rousu
    #3 Dwight Rousu 2 September, 2017, 08:35

    Our guest, David Montgomery, had an op-ed in the Seattle Times on Aug 30, 2017 regarding sustainable wild salmon and the issue of fish farms in the Salish Sea. http://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/ban-atlantic-salmon-farming-in-washington-waters/?j=125924&sfmc_sub=5097792&l=1798_HTML&u=2338885&mid=7234592&jb=128&utm_source=marketingcloud&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Top+of+the+Times+-+9.2_9_2_2017

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