Tag Archive for 'climate-change'
Vegans – Join Blog Action Day
Published September 27th, 2009 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments Tags: Blog Action Day, Climate Change, Diet, Environment, Global Warming, vegan.The folks at Change.org will be hosting Blog Action Day again this year, with a focus on Climate Change.
It’s a great opportunity to remind people of the link between animal-based agriculture and climate change.
Related links:
Livestock’s Long Shadow – the UN report from the Food and Agriculture Organization which concluded that “livestock are responsible [...]
Audubon Magazine on Diet and Global Warming
Published January 7th, 2009 in veg'nism. 1 Comment Tags: Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Diet, food, Global Warming, Globalization, vegan, vegetarian, World Hunger.(Via Vegan.com)
Excellent piece by Mike Tidwell in Audubon Magazine: The Low Carbon Diet.
I was a bit concerned when Tidwell opened with the usual “confession” that so many apologias for meat eating use, a trope I’m tired of reading:
Full disclosure: I love to eat meat. I was born in Memphis, the barbecue capital of [...]
Obama, Pollan on “Food” Policy
Published November 20th, 2008 in veg'nism. 0 Comments Tags: Climate Change, Environment, Food Policy, Global Warming, Health, Livestock, obama, Politics, Pollan, UN Report.While I’ve not doubt that a vegan president-elect Kucinich would be closer to my views on the animals-we-call-food, it’s enheartening truly to see Obama talking about food policy with a true intellectual approach, trying to understand how environmental issues are mixed up with how “food” is produced.
First, to backtrack. Via ecorazzi ( Barack Obama Discusses [...]
What’s Wrong With What We Eat & The Humane Myth
Published June 25th, 2008 in veg'nism and video. 1 Comment Tags: Climate Change, Environment, Global Warming, Green, humane, locavore, myth, Organic, vegan, vegetarian.Two recent finds online worth sharing.
First, a video which came through the TED Talks video feed in Miro. It’s not actually from TED but from EG, which is a similar conference in Monterey focused on innovative ideas and wealthy audiences.
It’s Mark Bittman, a food critic for the New York Times (and author of How to [...]
Carbon Footprint: Local vs. Vegan
Published May 5th, 2008 in veg'nism. 2 Comments Tags: Climate Change, dairy, food miles, Global Warming, meat, vegan.(Via Organic Consumers Association) A new study published in Environmental Science & Technology discusses the contribution that food makes to global warming:
Van Wing, who coined the term locavore with a friend 3 years ago, says curbing global warming is one of many social and environmental reasons for eating locally. And for many people, “food miles”, [...]
