Great article on reasons to go vegetarian (if anybody needs convincing!!!)

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kathy-freston/a-few-more-inconvenient-

_b_40261.html

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On Saturday 03 February 2007 07:34, brbrunner wrote:

> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kathy-freston/a-few-more-inconvenient-

> _b_40261.html

 

 

Great article. Dr. Jane Goodall makes similar points in her excellent

book, 'Harvest for Hope'. So many of our problems are connected in a vast

web.

 

peace and blessings,

ben

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, ben miller <wheelscribe

wrote:

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> On Saturday 03 February 2007 07:34, brbrunner wrote:

> > http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kathy-freston/a-few-more-inconvenient-

> > _b_40261.html

>

>

> Great article. Dr. Jane Goodall makes similar points in her excellent

> book, 'Harvest for Hope'. So many of our problems are connected in a

vast

> web.

>

> peace and blessings,

> ben

>

Makes sense to me. Eating meat is energy inefficient as well as bad

for the environment.

Debbie

PS I just got Harvest for Hope from the library. John Robbins

recommended it on his website healthyat100.org

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On Saturday 03 February 2007 12:14 pm, ricenbeanies wrote:

> Makes sense to me.  Eating meat is energy inefficient as well as bad

> for the environment.

> Debbie

> PS I just got Harvest for Hope from the library.  John Robbins

> recommended it on his website healthyat100.org

 

 

Let me know what you think of it. Much of the information in the book is

available elsewhere (though the connection between meat and global warming

was new to me), but she writes with such passion and conviction that it's

well worth reading. It's the book that set me back on the vegetarian path.

 

peace and blessings,

ben

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, ben miller <wheelscribe

wrote:

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> On Saturday 03 February 2007 12:14 pm, ricenbeanies wrote:

> > Makes sense to me.  Eating meat is energy inefficient as well as

bad

> > for the environment.

> > Debbie

> > PS I just got Harvest for Hope from the library.  John Robbins

> > recommended it on his website healthyat100.org

>

>

> Let me know what you think of it. Much of the information in the

book is

> available elsewhere (though the connection between meat and global

warming

> was new to me), but she writes with such passion and conviction

that it's

> well worth reading. It's the book that set me back on the

vegetarian path.

>

> peace and blessings,

> ben

>

Will do. Since starting on this path, I have become a voracious

reader. I think it re-enforces my choices. Reaffirms " Why? " which

is especially helpful when others in your life don't understand.

Debbie