Ah, food logs are great ways to analyze what you eat. I always eat healthier when I’m keeping track. Plus, if you’re a locovore and try to eat a lot of local stuff, you can look back at your log and see how good you’ve done (or bad, as the case may be)…my family likes to talk about all our local food at dinner…it can be fun…

I’m no vegetarian, but I still believe in eating less meat as another way to “be green.” Especially eating less of the big stuff (aka, beef). Humans are still an important part of the omnivorous food chain. But then, maybe someday the world population will be so excessive that we won’t even have the resources to produce the meat we (or some of us) want to eat.

So, I just want to know how these people propose we “fix” the economy without spending more money or raising taxes. Sometimes these things are necessary. Just look at FDR’s New Deal. He spent millions (billions?) of dollars, and, low and behold, by the time he was out of office, America was back on it’s feet. Plus…I support higher taxes for richer people. I may seem socialistic, but I am completely willing to pay more taxes than not as well to do friends. It seems almost selfish not to.

Not only are the bones and feathers of other animals in processed animal feed, sometimes the feces are…definitely makes you think again about your meat consumption.

Aw, can’t read it…its mostly off the page…is that just my problem?

Wow, thats really cool…I just ate at Chipotles for the first time recently and its good to know I can trust it. I hate eating at major chain restaurants because you never really know what could be in that chicken McNugget…

Yeah…going local is the only way out of big corporation consumerism. Many of the “organic” companies can hardly be considered organic due to the way they ship stuff. Also, all of the companies on the chart obviously don’t really care about organic food, because only some of their brands are. They market it for the consumers, but really all they are doing is changing inputs to get the same product in the long run.

Wow…tough diet: vegan raw foodist. That would take some determination.

Ah, food logs are great ways to analyze what you eat. I always eat healthier when I’m keeping track. Plus, if you’re a locovore and try to eat a lot of local stuff, you can look back at your log and see how good you’ve done (or bad, as the case may be)…my family likes to talk about all our local food at dinner…it can be fun…

I’m no vegetarian, but I still believe in eating less meat as another way to “be green.” Especially eating less of the big stuff (aka, beef). Humans are still an important part of the omnivorous food chain. But then, maybe someday the world population will be so excessive that we won’t even have the resources to produce the meat we (or some of us) want to eat.

So, I just want to know how these people propose we “fix” the economy without spending more money or raising taxes. Sometimes these things are necessary. Just look at FDR’s New Deal. He spent millions (billions?) of dollars, and, low and behold, by the time he was out of office, America was back on it’s feet. Plus…I support higher taxes for richer people. I may seem socialistic, but I am completely willing to pay more taxes than not as well to do friends. It seems almost selfish not to.

Not only are the bones and feathers of other animals in processed animal feed, sometimes the feces are…definitely makes you think again about your meat consumption.

Aw, can’t read it…its mostly off the page…is that just my problem?

Wow, thats really cool…I just ate at Chipotles for the first time recently and its good to know I can trust it. I hate eating at major chain restaurants because you never really know what could be in that chicken McNugget…

Yeah…going local is the only way out of big corporation consumerism. Many of the “organic” companies can hardly be considered organic due to the way they ship stuff. Also, all of the companies on the chart obviously don’t really care about organic food, because only some of their brands are. They market it for the consumers, but really all they are doing is changing inputs to get the same product in the long run.

Wow…tough diet: vegan raw foodist. That would take some determination.