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Boston Event Calendar for May 2017
Check the Boston Event Calendar for May 2017 for fun things to do as spring arrives. Boston bursts into bloom, and you'll want to be outside soaking up the sun.
Top May events include the Duckling Day Parade, Mother's Day, free concerts, art walks, and the Boston Theatre Marathon.
More big events during May 2017 include Lilac Sunday, special Harbor cruises, Greenway Open Markets, the Return of the Swans, Beacon Hill's Hidden Gardens tour, and lots of Theatre District shows and performances.
Take advantage of the balmy temperatures to take a Boston Duck Boat tour, catch a Red Sox game at Fenway, or just relax as you enjoy outdoor patio dining at one of our wonderful restaurants. See for yourself why May is the perfect month to be in Boston!
See for yourself why May is the perfect month to be in Boston!
Memorial Day Events in Boston
When: Monday, May 29 - Memorial Day 2017
Many Bostonians leave town on Memorial Day - so if you're visiting, you have the best of both worlds: plenty of fun things to do, and smaller crowds.
Memorial Day events in Boston range from somber ceremonies of remembrance and the Garden of Flags on Boston Common to fun activities embracing summer weather, the city's waterfront location, and of course, the Red Sox, home again and playing at Fenway Park throughout Memorial Day weekend.
Find out about all the best Memorial Day events and activities.
Try this Memorial Day Weekend itinerary
Need a hotel? Hotels.com is listing lots of last-minute deals right now - Check them out!
Boston Theater & Shows for May 2017
Hedwig and the Angry Inch Worm - Shubert Theatre - May 30-June 11
Annie - Wang Theatre - May 9-21
Mamma Mia! - Boston Opera House - May 30-June 4
Schedules & Tickets:
TicketNetwork Discount Code - Enter TNTIX to get $10 off orders of $300+
TicketLiquidator Discount Code - Enter TLWINTER to get $10 off orders of $350+
More shows for May
More Boston Theater District Shows
Top Hotels near Boston's Theatre District
Enjoy your Boston performance or show experience to the fullest when you stay in one of the nearby Theatre District hotels, such as the hip and glamorous Revere Hotel:
More top Theatre District hotels:
Half-Price Tickets - Shows, Concerts, Sports, Cruises, & Tours during May 2017
Why pay full price? Check Goldstar's listings for half-price Boston tickets for May - it's an easy way to save!
- Gypsy @ Loeb Drama Center, Cambridge - Goldstar $8, full price $15
- Boston Duck Tours @ Museum of Science - Full price $31-$41; Goldstar $26
- Blue Man Group @ Charles Playhouse - Full price $58-$103; Goldstar $31-$72
- Huzzah! Tavern Nights @ Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - Full price $45; Goldstar $34
- Shear Madness at the Charles Playhouse
- Nick's Comedy Stop - Boston Theatre District - Full price $20, Goldstar $0 - $10
Red Sox Ticket Bonus - 2017
You can now choose a free Red Sox ticket to select home games at Fenway Park as a bonus when you get a 3, 5, or 7 day GoBoston discount card, starting this month. (Or choose a different bonus: a Boston Duck Tour, the 7-hour "Total Boston Experience" tour including Cambridge, Lexington, and Concord, or a New England Whale Watch cruise.)
With the Red Sox bonus, you'll get a ticket to the Outfield Grandstand, Lower Bleachers, or Standing Room sections of the stadium on a space-available basis. Plus, you also get free VIP access (usually only season ticket holders get this), which lets you enter the ballpark up to 2.5 hours before the game to watch batting practice or explore the Big Concourse.
Get your GoBoston discount card now - and choose your exciting bonus when you get a 3, 5, or 7 day card
Find out more about getting discounts up to 55% off to other attractions with the GoBoston card
Fun Boston Sightseeing Tours
Harbor & River Cruises - Discount & Half-Price Tickets for May 2017
The best way to tour Boston! Save with Goldstar's listings for discount and half-price Boston Harbor & Charles River cruises - why pay more?
These events were for last year - look for 2017 events closer to the date!
- Boston Harbor Lighthouse Brunch Cruise @ Departs from Boston Harbor -
Full price $64; Goldstar $45
- Provincetown Fast Ferry to Cape Cod - Full price $65-$88; Goldstar $46-$62
- Classic Day Sail along Boston Harbor - Adirondack III - Full price $47; Goldstar $28
- Codzilla Boat Ride @ Boston Harbor - Full price $26-$30; Goldstar $18-$23
- City Lights Sail @ Boston Harbor - Full price $42; Goldstar $20-$25
- Boston Duck Tours @ Museum of Science - Full price $39; Goldstar $26
- Boston to Salem Fast Ferry - Full price $35-$45; Goldstar $25-$32
- Charles River & Locks Cruise - Full price $24-$28; Goldstar $16-$19
- Boston Harbor Sunset Cruise - Full price $25-$29; Goldstar $12-$17
Most of these cruises are available through early fall, and may have black-out dates around Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day. Some (especially those involving food) require advance reservations, so check details carefully.
Boston Calling 2017
Boston Calling, the popular 3-day music festival that has taken place in May for the past 7 years, is making some changes.
Look for them to return in Spring 2017 in a new location, Harvard's Athletic Stadium in Allston, and with an updated format rumored to include a new film festival.
Spring 2017 dates have not been announced yet - but since the fest has taken place in May in the past, usually around Memorial Day, we're keeping it on our May 2017 calendar. Look for details as they become available!
MFA: Memorial Day Open House - Free Admission - 2017
When: Monday, May 29 - Memorial Day Weekend 2017
MFA will offer family-oriented festivities this year with special exhibitions and free admission on Memorial Day.
This fun family event takes place in the Shapiro Family Courtyard where you can make art, make music, watch a film, and join tours and discussions in the art galleries.
Want to come on another day? If you have a GoBoston card or CityPASS, you can get free admission at any time.
Duckling Day Parade - 2017
When: Mother's Day Sunday, May 14 - parade begins at 12 noon
Where: Boston Common and the Public Garden - Preregister at 10am on Boston Common at the Parkman Bandstand; enjoy entertainment until the parade starts
Cost: $35 ($40 on day of event - costs to be verified for 2017) donation per family, which includes snacks, entertainment, and special goodie bag for each child
More info
For the perfect Mother's Day celebration, join Boston's annual Duckling Day Parade with your young children - and be sure to bring your camera!
You'll retrace the path taken by Mr. and Mrs. Mallard and their own flock of 8 young ducklings in Robert McCloskey's beloved children's book, Make Way for Ducklings. To really get into the spirit, dress your offspring in yellow to resemble their favorite Ducklings characters, and decorate your stroller or even a wagon. Massage therapists will be on hand to offer free mini-massages to honor the moms.
More about the Duckling Day Parade
For a special Mother's Day weekend, stay in a hotel overlooking the Public Garden. Here are 4 with spectacular views to consider:
Hotels with Public Garden & Boston Common ViewsFind out more about these spectacular hotels
Boston Concerts & Shows - May 2017
Kris Kristofferson - Wilbur Theatre
Pixies - House of Blues and Paradise Rock Club
Schedules & Tickets:
TicketNetwork Discount Code - Enter TNTIX to get $10 off orders of $300+
TicketLiquidator Discount Code - Enter TLWINTER to get $10 off orders of $350+
More Concerts & Shows for May
Boston Concerts & Shows throughout the Year
May 2017 Boston Red Sox Schedule - Home Games at Fenway
Location: Fenway Park
Nearest T stations: Green Line B or C/Kenmore; Commuter Rail Worcester Line/Yawkey
Indulge your passion for baseball by going to see the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park!
Get Tickets:
TicketNetwork Discount Code - Enter TNTIX to get $10 off orders of $300+
TicketLiquidator Discount Code - Enter TLWINTER to get $10 off orders of $350+
Find Red Sox Tickets for Other Months
Hotels near Fenway Park
Park: Garages & lots near Fenway Park
Celebrate: Best sports bars near Fenway Park
Find more Red Sox home game schedules: April | May | June | July | August | September
Mother's Day Events in Boston
Mother's Day 2016 is on Sunday, May 8. Quick links to top Mother's Day events:
- Duckling Day Parade
- Lilac Sunday
- Where to Go for Mother's Day Brunch
- SoWa Open Market
- Fort Point Art Walk
- Waltham Symphony Orchestra Mother's Day Concert
- Theatre and Shows
A Necessary Haze: Drinking in Colonial America
When: May 4, 6:30-8:30pm
Where: Old North Church, Boston's North End
Ticket information: Old North Church website
Think the Pilgrims and Puritans were a sober lot? Think again! They thought that drinking water was unsafe - so they drank beer, cider, and whiskey instead, all day long.
In this fascinating presentation about our boozy founders, food and drink writer Corin Hirsch will discuss what our colonial forebears drank, where they drank, and how robust colonial drinking culture shaped our early identity. A special rum tasting and reception follows the presentation.
Visit Boston's historic taverns to get another hands' on experience, so to speak.
May at the Boston Museum of Science
Three exciting temporary exhibits make May a great time to visit Boston's Museum of Science.
Take in the colorful Animals: Machines in Motion to understand how animals have evolved to live on Earth. What I Eat: Around the World in 25 Diets lets you explore through photographs the similarities and differences between how cultures approach and consume food. Frogs: A Chorus of Colors shows you how colors contribute to frogs' survival in their natural habitats.
Get free admission to the Museum of Science with your Go Boston Card - and get free admission to 50 other top attractions as well. With a 3, 5, or 7 day pass, choose a free bonus - a Boston Red Sox Ticket, a Gray Line Boston Tour, a Duck Tour, or an exciting Whale Watch.
Mother's Day Brunch & Dinner Cruises
Show your mom your love and a good time by treating her to a special Mother's Day Brunch or Dinner Cruise on the luxurious Odyssey.
Enjoy the gourmet cuisine, feel pampered by the attentive service, and try out the great dance floor. Or just relax on the deck, enjoying the best views of Boston.
More about Mother's Day cruises: http://www.odysseycruises.com/Boston/mothers-day
Make your reservations for a Boston Odyssey Dinner Cruise for another date
Read more about dinner and brunch cruises on the Odyssey
Odyssey cruise discount tickets from Goldstar (not on Mother's Day - but you could take your mom on a different day)
More Ways to Enjoy BostonBoston
More: Sightseeing Tours | Tours for Teens | Kids & Family Tours
Harpoon Fest - 2017
Harpoon Brewery (306 Northern Ave, South Boston Waterfront) celebrates spring, local music, and local beer with a 2-day beer festival at their brewery featuring a large selection of Harpoon and UFO beers, a brewry tour, handmade brewery pretzels and food from Lucky's Lounge and the Sausage Guyfor purchase, and live music from local bands throughout the weekend.
Dates: Friday, May 19, 5:30 - 11pm (doors close 9:30pm) and Saturday, May 20, 1pm - 7pm (doors close 5:30pm) - rain or shine! (In case of rain, though, don't worry - they have huge tents covering most of their space.)
Cost: $25 cover, paid at door - Includes festival entrance, souvenir pint glass, and first beer. Designated Drivers who register at the Customer Service booth when they arrive get free non-alcoholic beverages.
Getting there: Take the free shuttle from South Station (look for signs on Summer Street)
Important to know: Tickets are not sold in advance, and capacity is limited - so arrive early!
Age: 21+
More information: Harpoon Brewery website
Revere Beach Kite Festival
Celebrate spring by heading to Revere Beach, America's oldest public beach, on Sunday, May 15 at 11am for the annual kite festival. The first 300 kids under the age of 12 to arrive can build their own kite.
If you don't want to get up that early or don't qualify for a free kite based on your age, bring your own. You'll see plenty of people of all ages flying kites, having a great time, and enjoying this lovely 2-mile long expanse of sun and water.
Don't forget that across from the pavilion, you can get fabulous fried clams or a lobster roll at Kelly's Roast Beef, just a short walk from the Blue Line's Wonderland Station.
Boston Flash Forward Festival - 2016
This year marks the 6th Flash Forward Festival in Boston, a showcase for New England and international photographers.
The 2016 festival takes place from May 1-8, but exhibitions will continue throughout the summer and into early fall.
Look for very cool indoor and outdoor exhibits at the Battery Wharf Hotel, the Rose Kennedy Greenway, and at galleries and other locations throughout Boston.
Don't miss the photo fence on the Greenway, back again this year.
More about the Flash Forward Festival: http://www.flashforwardfestival.com
Street Performers Audition at Faneuil Marketplace
Do you love watching the street performers entertain crowds at Faneuil Marketplace on Boston's Freedom Trail?
On Sunday, May 7 from 11am to 3pm (date and time to be confirmed for 2016) at the West End and South Market buildings, you can get a sneak preview of the new season's best acts.
Come watch top mimes, acrobats, contortionists, and musicians as they compete for a spot on the Street Performer's roster ... and you may even have the chance to perform with them at this free and fun May event.
Greenway Open Market - 2016
When: Opening day: Saturday, May 7, 11am - 5pm; held every Saturday through mid-October; 11am-5pm May, June, Aug, Sept, and Oct; 11am-6pm July
Where: Rose Kennedy Greenway, near Rings Fountain along the Wharf District parks (look for the Carousel and the vendors' white tents)
Nearest T station: Blue Line/Aquarium, or Orange and Green Lines/Haymarket
Cost: Free (but of course you'll probably be tempted to buy things
Greenway Open Market, sister market to SoWa Open Market (held Sundays in the South End), brings an eclectic mix of crafts, art, music, and locally produced products to Boston. Look for the sea of white vendor tents - and get ready for some fun shopping, plus good eating at the gourmet food trucks. With a different mix of vendors present each week, you never know what treasures you'll find! It's a quintessential Boston event.
Where to Go for Mother's Day Brunch in Boston - May 14, 2017
Show your appreciation for all those tasty meals your mom cooked for you, and take her out for Mother's Day Brunch at one of these Boston restaurants offering a special menu for the occasion. (These specials are from last year - check back for 2017 updates)
Make hotel reservations for Mothers Day weekend for a memorable celebration.
- Brasserie Jo - Look for Mother's Day Specials on the a la carte menu. 120 Huntington Ave at the Colonnade Hotel in Boston's Back Bay
- Beacon Hill Bistro - Enjoy a special 3-course prix fixe brunch from 10am-4pm in this award-winning Beacon Hill restaurant at the Beacon Hill Hotel. $39/person; 25 Charles Street; 617-723-7575
- Pastoral - Chef/Owner Todd Winer offers a 3-course Mother's Day brunch starring a mouth-watering lobster and prosciutto cotto pizza starting at 11:30am. $41/person; a la carte options also available; 345 Congress Street, Boston's Fort Point neighborhood; 617-345-0005; stay nearby at the Seaport Residence Inn at 370 Congress Street
- Scampo - Try famed Chef Lydia Shire's special Mother's Day a la carte creations on the lunch and dinner menu at this wonderful Italian restaurant in the Liberty Hotel. 215 Charles Street, Boston's West End; 617-536-2100
- L'Espalier - Enjoy the fabulous 3 course brunch in this top French restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. $85/person. 774 Boylston St, Back Bay; 617-262-3023
- Top of the Hub - Choose from a special brunch (11am - 3pm) or dinner (3:30pm - 9pm) and enjoy the spectacular 52nd floor views. $68/person; $29 for children 3-11; complimentary for children under 3. 800 Boylston Street, Back Bay, 617-536-1775; adjacent to Hilton Back Bay and Sheraton Boston
- North 26 - Special Mother's Day Brunch menu (12 noon-3:30pm). A la carte or 3-course prix-fixe $42/person; $12/children 7-12; complimentary for children 6 and under. 26 North Street at the Millennium Bostonian Hotel; 617-557-3640
Forgot to make reservations? Take your mom for Dim Sum in Boston's Chinatown - but pretend that's what you were planning all along.
Not sure where to find all these Boston restaurants? Our Boston sightseeing map will help orient you:
Need a more details? Here are our favorite free and low-cost Boston maps.
Boston Theater Marathon XVIII - 2016
Even though the Boston Theater Marathon, produced by the Boston Playwrights' Theatre, stretches across a weekend filled with full-length play reading, the heart of this part-festival, part-race takes place from noon until 10pm on one special day when 50 New England theater actors, directors, and technicians present 50 new 10-minute plays (out of 400 submissions) produced by 50 New England theaters.
To call this event "lively" is an understatement! In one short 10-hour period, you'll see the wide diversity of Boston theater in this showcase for the local and New England theater community.
When: May 9 (free warm-up laps featuring 3 staged readings) and May 10, noon-10pm (ticket needed), followed by a party
Where: Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts at 527 Tremont Street in Boston's South End neighborhood
Cost: Tickets required for May 10; $25 in advance, $35 on day of marathon; all net proceeds benefit the non-profit Theatre Community Benevolent Fund to provide financial help for actors in dire need
More information: 617-353-5443
SoWa First Fridays - 2016
On May 6 as well as on other SoWa First Fridays in Boston's art-filled South End, over 60 galleries south of Washington Street and at the Artist's Guild at 450 Harrison Ave, and nearby businesses and restaurants open their doors from 5pm to 9pm to give you a chance to experience the vibrant South End arts community.
Start at 450 Harrison, and just follow the gallery lights and signs as you stroll around the neighborhood. Wrap up your evening at one of the South End's renowned restaurants.
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SoWa Open Market Opening Day - 2016
A sea of white, blue, and even a few red tents await you at SoWa, Boston's biggest outdoor art and indie market showcasing artists, artisans, and designers in Boston's South End.
Add in musicians, the South End Farmers Market, food trucks, and South End Arts Market (at the end of Thayer Street), and you have the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Vendors are carefully chosen to avoid duplication - plus the mix of vendors is different every week, so you never know what you'll find.
More information: What to shop for at SoWa Open Markets
When: Sunday, May 1, 10am - 4pm, and then every Sunday afternoon until the end of October (can't make it on Sunday? head over to the Greenway Open Market on Saturdays)
Where: 460 Harrison Ave, Boston's South End
Closest T station: Orange Line/Back Bay, or Silverline bus
Parking: Look for signs to free parking
Opening Day for Boston Harbor Islands - 2016
When: Saturday, May 7
Where: Long Wharf - North (ferry location)
Closest T station: Blue Line/Aquarium
Cost: Check Boston Harbor Islands for current ticket costs. You can buy your tickets at Long Wharf ticket booth
More information: Park Rangers: 617-223-8666; Harbor Island Express: 617-222-6999
Hop on a ferry at Boston's Long Wharf (near the Boston Marriott Long Wharf) for a 15 minute cruise to Georges or Spectacle Island. Join a free tour led by the Park Rangers, or enjoy a day of exploring historic sites, photographing birds, enjoying a picnic, hiking, swimming, wading in tidal pools, or simply enjoying the scenery.
Ancient Fishweir Project on Boston Common
When: Mid-May - Mid-June, with dance and music performances by the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers on Monday, June 1
Where: Boston Common, near Charles Street and the baseball field
Cost: Free
Excavations of Boston Common and Back Bay for the construction of the subway's Green Line almost 100 years ago uncovered ancient fishweirs.
Native people built the fishweirs about 5,300 years ago to catch alewife, herring, smelt, and salmon in the tidal flats then covering the area. Over 65,000 wooden stakes were used for the 4-foot high fence-like structures.
Each year, members of the local Wampanoag and Massachusetts Nations collaborate with Boston school children to build a 150 foot fishweir sculpture on the edge of Boston Common.
Even though the fishweir resides on the Common for only a couple of months each year, it is Central Boston's only historical monument focused exclusively on the Native people who lived here for 12,000 years before the arrival of the Puritans, and maintained fishweirs similar to the one that you'll see on the Common for 1,500 years. Remnants of these still exist, buried in layers of clay 28-35 feet under the city's streets.
Photo courtesy of Ancient Fishweir Project
SoWa Art Walk in the South End - 2017
The annual spring SoWa Art Walk in Boston's South End gives you the perfect destination for enjoying a Sunday afternoon in May while viewing the creations of emerging and established artists.
Explore the fascinating artists' studios, and admire the paintings, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, photography, and more in the South End's SoWa (South of Washington) neighborhood, home to the largest concentration of artists in the city.
Be sure to drop into SoWa Open Market while you're in the neighborhood, and enjoy gourmet cuisine from Boston's best food trucks.
When: Sunday, May 7, 11am-6pm
Where: Start on Harrison Ave in Boston's South End, with more studios on Wareham, Waltham, Plympton, Thayer, and Washington Streets
Closest T station: Orange Line/Back Bay; or Silver Line bus to E. Berkeley Street or Union Park
Parking: 38 Wareham, and 500 Albany
Cost: Free
Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill Special Tour - 2017
Once a year on the third Thursday in May, a dozen or so Beacon Hill Garden Club members open their gardens to the public for a special Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill self-guided tour. Celebrate spring by spending a day exploring Boston's secret gardens.
More about Boston and Cambridge garden tours
When: Thursday, May 18, 9am - 5pm, rain or shine
Where: Beacon Hill; hostess booths will be at the corners of Charles and Mt. Vernon, and Charles and Chestnut Streets
Closest T stations: Green and Red Lines/Park
Cost: $35 advance reservations (see website for deadline), $45 day of the event (costs to be confirmed for 2017)
More information: website
Lilac Sunday - Mother's Day Event - 2017
The Arnold Arboretum's large lilac collection bursts into glorious bloom in May, putting on an exuberant show of color and intoxicating fragrance just in time for Mother's Day. Visit on Lilac Sunday to enjoy family-oriented activities in honor of Mother's Day - or come any time during early-to-mid-May to experience the unforgettable scent of these gorgeous lilacs.
Lilac Sunday is the only day of the year when the Arboretum allows picnics - so be sure to bring a tasty brunch or lunch and perhaps a blanket for sitting.
When: May 14, 2017; activities and refreshments from 10am - 4pm; Arboretum open from dawn to dusk
Where: Arnold Arboretum, 125 Arborway, Jamaica Way, Boston
Closest T station: Orange Line/Forest Hills; follow the signs to the Arboretum, about a 10 minute walk
Parking: Street-side parking spaces are always quite limited; don't count on finding any available on Lilac Sunday
Cost: Free
More information: 617-524-1718; Arnold Arboretum website
Big Apple Circus 2017
Cancelled for 2017 - please see the March Calendar for details.
Continuing during May in Boston
Big Apple Circus through May 13
Noon Concerts at King's Chapel on the Freedom Trail
First Fridays at Museum of Fine Arts


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Last week, a federal court, for the fourth time, found that property owners' groups do not have standing to challenge a settlement between the administration and conservation groups under which the administration agreed to make listing decisions under the Endangered Species Act on more the 250 candidate species by 2016. Judge Emmet Sullivan, who entered the original settlements, ruled that settlements imposing procedural deadlines on the Fish and Wildlife Service did not cause any redressable injuries to the plaintiffs.
The case has been something of a poster child for those complaining about so-called "sue and settle" agreements between the administration and environmental groups. However, I think that it's time for the trade groups to give up, move on, and defend, as appropriate, individual listing decisions made by the FWS in pursuant to the settlement.
As Judge Sullivan noted in systematically taking apart each of the plaintiffs' claims, several courts have already rejected the claims, and the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected almost identical claims in the context of a Clean Water case as well. The bottom line is that an agreement by FWS to decide whether to list candidate species does not cause any injury; the plaintiffs still retain their rights to challenge the individual listing decisions.
I also wonder about the big picture. The standing shoe is often on the other foot. Regulated entities often rely on standing to keep environmental groups out of court. Is it really in their interests to expand standing? I think that this is a sauce for the goose situation.
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Why are we asking this now?
Because the number of people who go to bed hungry every night somewhere in our world has reached 1 billion – one in six of the Earth's population, according to a new report by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation. The international goal of slashing in half the number of hungry people by 2015 now seems far from attainable.
But it need not be so. Undernourishment fell across the world throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. But then in 1995 things went into reverse. Today there are more hungry children, women and men than at any time since 1970. Last year 46 million extra people fell below the UN poverty benchmark of having less than $1.25 to live on every day.
Why have things deteriorated so?
For a complex variety of reasons – some linked to the global recession, some to medium-term political changes on matters like biofuels, while others relate to more deep-rooted structural changes.
What's the immediate problem?
The world economic crisis has choked off the short-term financial credits which poor countries need to buy food on the market. And because developing countries have become more integrated into the world economy they have become more vulnerable to volatile price changes in international markets.
The current economic crisis affects so many parts of the world simultaneously that it reduces Third World governments' scope for using coping mechanisms that worked in the past, like currency devaluation.
Increased worldwide unemployment has also reduced the amount of money that foreign workers abroad are able to send home – and though the drop has not been as bad as some predicted, the picture is expected to worsen as unemployment rises in developed nations.
All this comes on top of the massive surge in worldwide food prices two years ago.
So why did food prices soar?
Things were triggered by the 2007 drought in Australia, the worst for a century, which halved its wheat harvest. But there were more fundamental background factors.
As countries like China, India, Brazil and Russia have got richer they have begun eating more. Rich people don't just eat more than poor people, they eat differently. The demand for meat in developing countries has doubled since 1980. In India it is up 40 per cent. In China the rise is 150 per cent. And because cattle and chickens are fed on corn – it takes 8kg of grain to produce 1kg of beef – the price of all cereals has been forced up.
Added to that was George W Bush's lunatic love affair with American biofuels. Instead of buying plant ethanol from sunshine states like Brazil, the Americans have been trying to grow their own – with oil-based fertilisers and by subsidising US farmers. A third of its maize crop goes to fuel cars, in a bid to lessen its dependency on oil from dodgy dictators in the Middle East. The price of cereals has rocketed as a result.
Then, as food prices spiked between 2006 and 2008, speculators began hoarding food, and grain-producing governments slapped hefty export taxes on it. The prices have fallen a little in the past year but they are still 80 per cent higher than four years ago. And the coping margins for poor people have reduced; they have already sold off many of their meagre assets.
Why don't poor nations just grow more food?
That brings us to the long-term structural issues. Even before the spikes in food prices, world hunger had been increasing slowly but steadily.
Both aid and investment in agriculture have been in decline since the mid-1980s. As the population of developing countries shifted to the cities, local agriculture was seen as less important, since cereals could be imported in huge quantities from grain-producing countries in many of which, like the US and EU member states, farmers were subsidised to keep them in work and ensure secure food supplies at home. The surplus could be dumped on the Third World, making agriculture there less economically viable.
Investors switched their money from agriculture to more profitable areas. Aid followed the trend. In 1980, 17 per cent of global aid went to agriculture; by 2006 that had fallen to 3.8 per cent. Aid was switched to debt reduction, health and education, and building up the capacity of Third World governments.
It was only in July at the G8 summit in L'Aquila that this policy was thrown in reverse with a pledge of $20bn more aid for farmers in poor countries. But it will come over three years and take many more years to bear fruit.
What about the effects of climate change?
That will make things even worse. A study this week suggests that global warming will reduce farm production by 12 per cent in Africa by 2080 – with output falling by as much as 60 per cent in some countries.
What can be done about all this?
A list of answers to that question could be very long. Here are some measures that could be taken:
Aid should rise from the current $8bn a year to $44bn and be spent on irrigation, modern machinery, roads and training for small-scale farmers as well as on high-quality seeds, fertilisers, feed and technologies that would boost both production and productivity.
International funds to make investment more attractive should be beefed up.
Trade policy should be reformed to enable poor farmers to sell high-value products like specialist vegetables and flowers to the West without huge taxes and tariffs.
We should stop subsidising our farmers to produce too much which they then dump on the developing world, destroying the market for local crops. (The OECD spent $265bn on that last year compared to a measly $4bn on aid to Third World agriculture).
We should tell the banks that we now own to restore short-term trade credits.
We should spend aid on empowering women in developing countries which, all the evidence shows, is the biggest key to reducing world hunger.
Will any of this happen?
Certainly not if we don't pressurise our governments. And not just before the UN's World Food Summit in three weeks but also before the world trade ministers gathering next month and the Copenhagen UN climate change conference in December.
The world produces enough grain to provide each one of its inhabitants with 2,500 calories a day. What is missing is the political will to ensure its fair distribution. The predictions are that between 200,000 and 400,000 more children could die every year if the poor nations' food crisis goes unaddressed.
A world which found trillions to bail out the banks ought to be able to scrape together the resources to do something to prevent that. If we do not, our children will one day look back with incredulity and ask us why we did nothing.
Are hundreds of thousands more children destined to starve to death?
* Emerging economies are demanding more of the world's food – leaving less for the very poor
* Demand for biofuels will keep cereal prices high – making staples beyond the reach of the poorest
* Climate change will make things worse, reducing farm production by as much as 60 per cent in parts of Africa
* Not if we boost investment and aid for agriculture training, irrigation, modern machinery and roads
* Not if we reform trade policy to enable poor farmers to sell to the West without huge tariffs
* Not if we stop the West's farmers dumping produce on the developing world, thus destroying local markets
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|Obama's Three Unforced Errors
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by Christopher Chantrill
April 22, 2008 at 11:37 pm
LAST WEEK the US Supreme Court decided a Kentucky death penalty case. It ruled that a three-drug sequence for execution by lethal injection was not cruel and unusual punishment. But a day later, to the delight of the New York Times reporter Linda Greenhouse, Justice John Paul Stevens renounced the death penalty.
Er, not to put too fine a point upon it, Your Honor, but the death penalty is the law of the land. You are sworn to uphold it.
Did you know, by the way, that liberal groups are working like mad to stop Ward Connerlys Civil Rights Initiatives, coming up for a vote in four states in November? They are contesting the initiative in Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, and Nebraska. But they are not arguing on the merits. Oh no. As Harry Stein writes in City Journal:
Knowing that such anti-preference initiatives enjoy strong public support... the activists have zero interest in waging these fights on the merits. Rather, their goal is to keep the initiatives off the ballot by any means necessary, up to and including political chicanery and outright physical intimidation.
Lets see. Missouri. Reminds me of the Missouri Compromise. Nebraska. Reminds me of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Sound familiar? They should. They were fateful milestones on the road to the Civil War back in the early to mid nineteenth century.
Then, as now, an intransigent minority was putting road blocks in the way of civil rights. In those days, before the Civil War, the political argument was over allowing slavery in the newly-admitted states. Now it is an argument over when, if ever, we are going to stop race-based preferences in government employment, contracting, and schooling.
Heres what I suggest to you liberals. Play fair. Dont try, as Justice Stevens is apparently trying to do, to subvert the will of the people with shenanigans on the Supreme Court. The people are strongly in favor of a death penalty.
Dont try, as these lefty groups are trying to do, to trip up Ward Connerly and his Civil Rights Initiatives. The whole point of democracy is that the people get to decide. If they are wrong, then it is probably better to let them have their way and experience their mistake for themselves.
But if you hold up the will of the people, and dam up their clearly-expressed preferences in tactical shenanigans then the chances are that when the dam bursts, as it will in the end, it will end up flooding the fruited plain with a raging river. And thats not good for anyone.|
Christopher Chantrill blogs at www.roadtothemiddleclass.com. His Road to the Middle Class is forthcoming.
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Dorothy L. Sayers, Strong Poison
Civil Societya complex welter of intermediate institutions, including businesses, voluntary associations, educational institutions, clubs, unions, media, charities, and churchesbuilds, in turn, on the family, the primary instrument by which people are socialized into their culture and given the skills that allow them to live in broader society and through which the values and knowledge of that society are transmitted across the generations.
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Tear down theory, poetic systems... No more rules, no more models... Genius conjures up
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César Graña, Bohemian versus Bourgeois
We have met with families in which for weeks together, not an article of sustenance but potatoes had been used; yet for every child the hard-earned sum was provided to send them to school.
E. G. West, Education and the State
When we began first to preach these things, the people appeared as awakened from the sleep of agesthey seemed to see for the first time that they were responsible beings, and that a refusal to use the means appointed was a damning sin.
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As far as the Catholic Church is concerned, the principal focus of her interventions in the public arena is the protection and promotion of the dignity of the person, and she is thereby consciously drawing particular attention to principles which are not negotiable...
[1.] protection of life in all its stages, from the first moment of conception until natural death; [2.] recognition and promotion of the natural structure of the family... [3.] the protection of the right of parents to educate their children.
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David Aikman, Jesus in Beijing
But the only religions that have survived are those which support property and the family.
Thus the outlook for communism, which is both anti-property and anti-family, (and also anti-religion), is not promising.
F.A. Hayek, The Fatal Conceit
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Collection Title: Dicker's mining record and guide to the gold mines of Victoria. Melbourne: Thomas Dicker, 1862-1865.
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Do European Primarily Internet Banks Show Scale and Experience Efficiencies?
"Empirical evidence shows that Internet banks worldwide have underperformed newly chartered traditional banks mainly because of their higher overhead costs. European banks have not been an exception in this regard. This paper analyses, for the first time in Europe, whether this is a temporary phenomenon and whether Internet banks may generate scale economies in excess of those available to traditional banks. Also do they (and their customers) accumulate experience with this new business model, allowing them to perform as well or even better than their peers, the traditional banks? To this end, we have generally followed the same analytical framework and methodology used by""DeYoung (2001, 2002, 2005)""for Internet banks in the USA although the limitations in the availability of data, as well as the existence of different regulatory frameworks and market conditions, particularly in the retail segment, in the 15 European Union countries have required some modifications to the methodology. The empirical analysis confirms that, as is the case for US banks, European Internet banks show technologically based scale economies, while no conclusive evidence exists of technology based learning economies. As Internet banks get larger, the profitability gap with traditional banks shrinks. To the extent that Internet banks are profitable, European authorities may encourage a larger number of consumers to use this delivery channel, by tackling consumers security concerns. This would allow Internet banks to capture more of the potential scale efficiencies implied in our estimations." Copyright 2007 The Authors Journal compilation (c) 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
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