Posts Tagged ‘food choices’

Agency and Community Resilience

February 17th, 2009  By Lenore Newman and Ann Dale

The idea of community looms large in the current environmental debate. It offers a locus of action that complements both the national and international protocols and the individual behavioral changes that have, until recently, dominated the environmental agenda. Read More

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A Vegan Reassesses Soy: A Health and Environmental Perspective

January 27th, 2009  By Rachel Balik

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Being mostly-vegan is certainly not easy. It doesn’t make you popular at restaurants, family gatherings or with people who love steak. But with the proper planning, it’s doable. And it’s worth doing because you know you’re living a more socially responsible lifestyle.

Or so I thought. Read More

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More Profits for Fast Food, More Dirty Tricks?

January 12th, 2009  By Paula Crossfield

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Is it possible for a fast food chain, beholden more so to its corporate number crunching than its customers’ waistlines and heart valves, to be socially responsible, or dare I say, sustainable?

My gut is telling me no. Read More

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A Slow Food Guide to Ecohealth

July 2nd, 2008  By Aaron French

The array of information available to us about our food is rapidly expanding, and even for a food professional like myself it can be hard to keep up. Our buying habits are increasingly complex and often riddled with contradiction. It’s natural to wonder, do I buy what is healthiest for me, or what is best for the planet? Read More

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