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Calorie-Restricted Diets and Other Ways to Avoid Aging -...

Rated Jul 09 • 1 review • cooking, food • usnews.com

"There are about 191 things that go into calculating your real age," he says, "and 149 of those things are within your control to change."
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Factory farms breed diseases that could cause pandemic -...

Rated May 25 2009 • 4 reviews • health, food • sltrib.com

"We have created the ideal environment to maximize new mutations among the diseases that kill large numbers of people, and we will pay a high price. Unless we get out of factory farming, which does not seem very likely. "
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Homegrown Evolution: City Farm Chicago

Rated May 20 2009 • 2 reviews • agriculture, military, food • homegrownevolution.com

very cool; human energy and will power plus a front end loader & a few dump trucks can make incredible things happen. we need dozens of these operations in every big city
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How to Make Vegan Hot Cross Buns - wikiHow

Rated Apr 09 2009 • 1 review • food • wikihow.com

Tomorrow is Good Friday - celebrate with some vegan Hot Cross Buns.
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Kathy Freston: The Breathtaking Effects Of Cutting Back...

Rated Apr 01 2009 • 11 reviews • health, food, convservation • huffingtonpost.com

I am of the opinion that becoming a vegetarian is one of the most radical, practical and immediate steps one can take toward personal and global change. Beyond the compassion for critters issue, animal husbandry has been pointed to as the number one cause of global warming. It is amazing to see how quiet folks who fancy themselves big guns for change will get when you bring this topic up.

If everyone went vegetarian just for one day, the U.S. would save:

* 100 billion gallons of water, enough to supply all the homes in New England for almost 4 months;
* 1.5 billion pounds of crops otherwise fed to livestock, enough to feed the state of New Mexico for more than a year;
* 70 million gallons of gas--enough to fuel all the cars of Canada and Mexico combined with plenty to spare;
* 3 million acres of land, an area more than twice the size of Delaware;
* 33 tons of antibiotics.

If everyone went vegetarian just for one day, the U.S. would prevent:

* Greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 1.2 million tons of CO2, as much as produced by all of France;
* 3 million tons of soil erosion and $70 million in resulting economic damages;
* 4.5 million tons of animal excrement;
* Almost 7 tons of ammonia emissions, a major air pollutant.
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Bhang Recipes,Recipe of Bhang,Holi Bhang Recipe,Recipe...

Rated Mar 13 2009 • 2 reviews • drugs, food • holifestival.org

"This Recipe serves two people. This is an extremely efficient method for extracting the THC. Add honey to taste and enjoy as a hot chocolate-esque Drink!"
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Op-Ed Columnist - Our Pigs, Our Food, Our Health -...

Rated Mar 12 2009 • 1 review • health, drugs, food • nytimes.com

"The insane overuse of antibiotics in livestock feed helps breed virulent 'superbugs' that pose a public health threat to us all."

More shit you already knew that has to flare up in epidemic proportion before anything changes.
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Jeffrey Morgenthaler & How To Make Your Own Ginger Beer

Rated Jan 28 2009 • 3 reviews • cooking, food • jeffreymorgenthaler.com

"The problem with living in Oregon when this mood strikes is the absence of little wooden shacks that sell cases of fresh ginger beer stacked on back porches. "
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Oxfam: 900 million face starvation worldwide | World War...

Rated Oct 17 2008 • 2 reviews • ecology, economics, poverty, food • ww4report.com

"More than 900 million people in developing countries face starvation as food prices soar, a new report from Oxfam finds. Spiraling inflation in the cost of basic foods, such as rice and cereals, have pushed an extra 119 million people into hunger this year, according to the report, released to coincide with the UN International World Food Day. Oxfam's "Double Edged Prices" report found 967 million people are now officially living below the hunger line. It found there had been a 300% rise in the cost of wheat in Somalia, a 100% increase in the price of flour, and a doubling of the cost of rice in Cambodia and the Philippines in the past year. Oxfam chief executive Barbara Stocking said the effects of the price rises are "devastating." "
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Our Next President Could Learn a Lot From Willie Nelson

Rated Oct 04 2008 • 2 reviews • agriculture, food • guerrillanews.com

Frances Moore Lapp�: What all Americans need to know about the future of their food.
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