Archive of: Action and Feature and NAPC

	Title	Issue
	Supporting Universal Prosperity Months before Occupy Wall Street gatherings began boldly voicing people’s intolerance for greed and corruption in America’s economic leadership, a New York meditation group was quietly acting to consciously support universal prosperity. Meredith Montgomery	November 2011
	Dietary Supplement Industry at Risk The FDA is poised to remove 20 to 30 percent of existing food supplement companies from the market, force a rise in prices and eliminate the availability of most, if not all, herbal supplements. Jonathan Emord, Esquire	August 2011
	Be in the Know About GMOs Non-GMO choices are growing narrower. Here are some tips for what a health-conscious consumer can do. Melinda Hemmelgarn	May 2011
	Populist Pundit Jim Hightower takes on the high and mighty with some down-home political wisdom. Ellen Mahoney	October 2010
	Be a Climate Hero If the United States, China and other countries don’t make a super-swift transition from the use of coal and oil, the world’s collective temperature will climb something like five degrees before the century is out. by Bill McKibben	October 2010
	Inspiring Change Natural Awakenings has met scores of joy-filled travelers throughout our nation who have chosen an action-oriented path, becoming an inspiration to others far beyond those they help. Among them are these five “Homegrown Heroes.” Linda Sechrist	March 2010
	A Conversation with Andrew Harvey Andrew Harvey encourages people to participate in radically transforming the world by becoming sacred activists. Linda Sechrist	March 2010
	Opinion: Health Freedom U.S. legislation is attempting to control our most basic human right to choose what is done to or goes into our bodies. One current issue is dietitian licensing bills that limit the nutritional recommendations and advice of registered dietitians. Dian Freeman	July 2009
	A Conversation with Kathleen Rogers Earth Day Network has been working to inspire civic engagement in the classroom. It’s among the organization’s most recent collaborative initiatives in 174 countries. We spoke with Network President Kathleen Rogers to find out how and why these activists are grooming green citizens. S. Alison Chabonais	April 2008