Packing a Nutritious Waste Free Lunch

May 24, 2008 by Editor | View Writer Profiles |  
Filed under Food, Green Lifestyle

Lunch is one of those meals that is commonly missed, or people often find themselves grabbing whatever they can between work meetings or classes. This usually means that lunch is not the most nutritious meal of the day, and can often be wasteful as well. Trash cans are regularly stocked full of garbage,... Read More

Organic Beer

May 23, 2008 by Editor | View Writer Profiles |  
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Organic beer is an interesting concept that many people are really not aware of. Everything that is grown or created can be done so organically or naturally, and beer and other spirits are no different. There are a number of natural elements that go into the creation of beer, and all of these natural... Read More

Cloned Food

March 9, 2008 by Editor | View Writer Profiles |  
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Recently, the FDA deemed milk and meat from cloned livestock to be safe for human consumption. This doesn’t mean that cloned food will be showing up on grocery store shelves right away – it could be months or even years before it does as the FDA has requested that the dairy and meat industries continue... Read More

Green Food Benefits, Part 2

February 20, 2008 by Editor | View Writer Profiles |  
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Improved animal welfare Strict animal welfare conditions are included in organic standards, such as the requirement that animals have free access to fields or outdoor areas; that they have ample natural bedding, such as straw; and plenty of space in indoor areas such that they are able to express their... Read More

Green Food Benefits, Part 1

February 19, 2008 by Editor | View Writer Profiles |  
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You can feel virtuous about more than just the environment if you eat organic food. It has many other benefits too: More jobs created By using traditional farming techniques, such as hand weeding, organic farms offer more employment opportunities to hard-pressed rural communities. In Germany, for example,... Read More

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