Norway had not experienced a single act of terror since WWII. Then, on July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 62 youths on a summer camp, in response Stories of Youth was created.
Last year, three Norwegian journalists bought an old bus and made it their mobile home and multimedia office. From their experimental hub they are currently documenting the lives young survivors of the Utøya massacre.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
Norway had not experienced a single act of terror since WWII. Then, on July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 62 youths on a summer camp, in response Stories of Youth was created.
Last year, three Norwegian journalists bought an old bus and made it their mobile home and multimedia office. From their experimental hub they are currently documenting the lives young survivors of the Utøya massacre.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
Norway had not experienced a single act of terror since WWII. Then, on July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 62 youths on a summer camp, in response Stories of Youth was created.
Last year, three Norwegian journalists bought an old bus and made it their mobile home and multimedia office. From their experimental hub they are currently documenting the lives young survivors of the Utøya massacre.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
