Food Action Committee Publications
- Books
- Reports and Publications
- Position Statements
- Articles and Opinion Pieces
- Articles about us by others
- Letters of Support
- Recipes
Books
Twilight Meetings: Celebrating the Wisdom of Our Farmer-Mentors
Author: Heliotrust
2007
Avondale Press
Cost $15 (DVD available for $5.)
Contact the office to order a copy.
Eating By the Seasons A recipe collection put together by The Food Action Committee of the Ecology Action Centre
Reports and Publications
Are Nova Scotians eating local? Where is our food coming from?
-27 July 2010
Eating for a Better World pamphlet
Side one, Side two
Local Food Procurement Policies: A Literature Review
Position Statements
Food Action Committee's position on the use of biosolids on agricultural land - UPDATED May 2009
Articles and Opinion Pieces
Moving Towards A Healthy Food and Farm System
(Originally published in BTI Winter 2009)
Delicious Inspiration from New England
(Originally published in BTI Summer 2008)
Does Your Breakfast Need A Passport?
(Originally published in BTI Winter 2008)
Working Together to Promote Local Food [Word Document]
(Originally published in the Chronicle Herald, August 21, 2007)
Does Your Food Travel More than You Do?
(August 24, 2004)
–part 1 [1.4 MB]
–part 2 [1.4 MB]
Saving agricultural land for growing food (originally published in Rural Delivery March 2007)
Articles About Us By Others
Food: Do we import too much? [Word document]
(August 18, 2007, The Chronicle Herald)
Food Miles: How can a local diet help improve the sustainability of rural Nova Scotia? [Word document]
(August 16, 2007, Hants Journal)
Food supply to be studied [Word document]
(August 10, 2007, Chronicle Herald)
Letters of Support
Letter of Support for Farmers Markets Nova Scotia [pdf document]
(January 26, 2007)
Letter of Support for Avon Peninsula [pdf document]
(January 18, 2007)
Recipes
Eating By the Seasons A recipe collection put together by The Food Action Committee of the Ecology Action Centre
Food Action Committee
Phone: (902) 442–1077
Fax: (902) 405-3716
We meet at the EAC on the third Monday of every month at 5:30. We need new members committed to a vision of sustainability. And there is lots to do: research, education, organizing, lobbying. Get involved today!
