Name's Erendira. 18 years. Mexico City.
this is not a thematic blog, I post random things about music (specially metal) bands members, movies, books,pagan things, just everything I find interesting or funny.
I usually reblog porn.
my ask is open, use it.
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“If you could fight anyone who would you fight?”
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is nobody going to talk about this painting
i mean those men are just casually rIDING THEIR BEARDS NBD
never mind them, i’m more concerned about the guy kidnapping a woman with his beard
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Love Sonnets
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Mexico: Ground Zero in the Fight for the Future of Corn
In the 2011 action-thriller “Unknown,” scientists are persecuted by the biotech industry because they plan the open release of a drought- and pest-resistant strain of maize that could help eradicate world hunger.
There are certain parallels with the situation today in Mexico, the birthplace of maize, which is at the centre of the global fight to protect the crop’s diversity from the onslaught of genetically modified varieties.
“It’s the first time in history that one of the most important harvests in the world is threatened in its centre of diversity,” Pat Mooney, the head of the Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration (ETC Group), an international NGO, told IPS.
“If we let the companies win, there will be no chance to defend them in other parts. What is happening here is of key importance for the rest of the world.”
Civil society organizations are raising their guard against the possibility that the government of conservative President Enrique Peña Nieto of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) may approve commercial cultivation of transgenic maize, a move widely condemned by environmentalists and other activists, academics, and small and medium producers due to the risks it poses.
Read more at IPS News
For more information and resources, visit: Sin Maíz No Hay País
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Gathering herbs under the full moon
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