OS CARVOEIROS: The Charcoal People of Brazil, Brazil, 1999, 70 min. Nigel Noble, Director

• "A film of consummate beauty and intensity, ... exploring the lives of laborers employed in cutting down forests and producing charcoal for the international pig-iron industry"

RISKY BUSINESS, USA, 1996, 24 min. Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young, Directors

• "... a clear, engaging introduction to the environmental and health risks of agricultural biotechnology"

BIG SPUDS LITTLE SPUDS, Mexico, 1999, 52 min. Christoph Corves and Delia Castineira, Directors

• "... exploration of the causes and profits of monocultures in the world's staple crops through a case study of potatoes from the origin in the Andes to the plains of Idaho."

• Regis Aslanian, Minister Counselor "Trade and the Envi ronment - Brazil" Embassy of Brazil Robert Manning, C.V. Starr Senior "Environmental Energy Issues and China" Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations Aziz Bouzaher, Sr. Environmental "Environmental Issues - India and Pakistan" Economist, World Bank Justin Ward, Senior Research Assoc. "Trade Issues and Developing Countries" Natural Resources Defense Council P.J.Simmons, Co-Director, Global Affairs Moderator Carnegie Endowment

• Mary Pearl, Executive Director "Principle Future Bio-Diversity Issues" Wild Life Preservation Trust Gonzalo Castro, Bio-Diversity Expert "Role of International Organizations" World Bank Juan Enriquez, Prof. "Bio-Diversity and Politics" Harvard University Thomas Nixon*, Director, Technology "Bio-Engineering and Agriculture" and Ecology Center, Monsanto Jacob Scherr, Director, International Moderator Programs, NRDC