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Brian Halweil

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Brian Halweil is a senior researcher at the Worldwatch Institute covering issues of food and agriculture. He joined Worldwatch in 1997 as the John Gardner Public Service Fellow from Stanford University, where he had established a student-run organic farm on campus. The farm was community-supported and sold produce to the university and local restaurants. In addition, Brian has set up community-supported farms and organic farms/orchards throughout California and assisted farmers who were making the shift from chemical to organic agriculture.

Brian writes from Sag Harbor, New York, where he and his wife tend a home garden and orchard.

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Brian Halweil

3.8/5 ( ratings)

Brian Halweil is a senior researcher at the Worldwatch Institute covering issues of food and agriculture. He joined Worldwatch in 1997 as the John Gardner Public Service Fellow from Stanford University, where he had established a student-run organic farm on campus. The farm was community-supported and sold produce to the university and local restaurants. In addition, Brian has set up community-supported farms and organic farms/orchards throughout California and assisted farmers who were making the shift from chemical to organic agriculture.

Brian writes from Sag Harbor, New York, where he and his wife tend a home garden and orchard.

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Books from Brian Halweil

Beyond Malthus: The Nineteen Dimensions of the Population Challenge (The Worldwatch Environmental Alert Series)

Beyond Malthus: The Nineteen Dimensions Of The Population Challenge (The Worldwatch Environmental Alert Series)

Vital Signs 2001: The Environmental Trends That Are Shaping Our Future (Vital Signs: The Environmental Trends That Are Shaping Our Future (Paperback))

Beyond Malthus: Nineteen Dimensions of the Population Challenge

Sixteen Dimensions of the Population Problem (Worldwatch paper)

Vital Signs 1999: The Environmental Trends That Are Shaping Our Future