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‘The potato movement’ short ci…

‘The potato movement’ short circuits the food system in Greece http://t.co/5qYBddgn

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  1. Marcia W.
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    For those who understand Spanish, very funny short about a blind date between an organic tomato and a gm one

    ChileSinTransgénicos ‏@sintransgenicos

    El mejor corto ecologista del año vence a los transgénicos http://blogs.20minutos.es/cronicaverde/2012/06/11/el-mejor-corto-ecologista-del-ano-vence-a-los-transgenicos/ Muy divertido, ver!

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