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The Northwest Community Solar Guide
This guide was developed jointly by the Bonneville Environmental Foundation and
Northwest Sustainable Energy for Economic Development. This guide is designed to be a resource for those hoping to construct Community Solar projects: community organizers, solar energy advocates, government officials, or utility managers. By explaining the universe of available incentives and by detailing the past efforts of other solar advocates, this guide hopes to light the path for future organizers as they seek to comprehend the incentive landscape, to devise financial models, and to garner financial and logistical support for their projects.

Food Systems and Public Health: Linkages to achieve healthier diets and healthier communities
This is a special double issue of the Joural of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition. This special double issue identifies research opportunities to develop successful interventions within agriculture, food, and health systems as well as policies and actions for moving towards and achieving community environments that all healthier diets and reduced obesity. Original articles include:

• Aligning Food Systems Policies to Advance Public Health
• Principles for Framing a Healthy Food System
• Today's Food System: How Healthy Is It?
• Food Systems and Public Health Disparities
• Reshaping the Food System for Ecological Public Health
• Identifying Innovative Interventions to Promote Health Eating Using Consumption-Oriented Food Supply Chain Analysis
• US-Based Food and Agricultural Value Chains and Their Relevance to Healthy Diets
• Economics of Size in Production Agriculture
• Agriculture Policy Is Healthy Policy
• A New Health Care Prevention Agenda: Sustainable Food Procurement and Agricultural Policy
• Food Systems and Public Health: The Community Perspective
• Recipe for a Better Tomorrow: A Food Industry Perspective on Sustainability and Our Food System
• Affordability and Obesity: Issues in the Multifunctionality of Agricultural/Food Systems
• Place to Intervene to Make Complex Food Systems More Healthy, Green, Fair, and Affordable
• Research and Action Priorities for Linking Public Health, Food Systems, and Sustainable Agriculture: Recommendations from the Airlie Conference
  

Food and Ag Films, TV & Other Media Resources
THE BERING SEA: AN ECOSYSTEM IN CRISIS
The pollock poplation in Alaska's Bering Sea is the basis of the ecosystem, but overfishing has brought this species to the edge. This film explores what could happen to the ecosystem and other species in the sea if the pollock popultion isn't restored.

THE END OF THE LINE
The world's first major documentary about the devasting effects of overfishing. Imagine an ocean without fish. Imagine your meals without seafood Imagine the global consequences. This is the future if we do not stop, think, and act.

THE FISH BELONG TO THE PEOPLE
This is a feature length documentary that follows a group of family fishermen in Port Clyde, Maine as they work to save their fishing grounds from government, market structure, and themselves.