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  • Flexitarianism to the Rescue! (by Yuna Park)

    Flexitarianism to the Rescue! (by Yuna Park)

    Energy, Green City Challenge, Live Green, Living Green, Take Action, Uncategorized, Work Green
    February 12, 2015

    Les Judd

    From white meat to red meat to seafood, meat has become an integral part of our diets. We chow down on crispy bacon in the mornings, eat a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch, and finish off our day with some tender pot roast. Without even thinking about it, Americans consume about 195 pounds of […]

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  • 5 Ways Technology Can Simplify Green City Living

    Live Green, Open Mic, Open Mic
    August 15, 2012

    admin

    Thanks to the development of new resources, programs and smartphone apps that are focused on green efforts, it has become easier than ever for people who live in cities to lead lifestyles that are more environmentally friendly. Here are just a few of the ways technology can make green living more seamless for city dwellers. 1. […]

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  • “Sweet Spinach Salad” – Local Spinach is in Season NOW!

    “Sweet Spinach Salad” – Local Spinach is in Season NOW!

    Eat Green, Eco Chef Recipes with Debra Secunda
    July 26, 2011

    Les Judd

    Hold the bacon & eggs! A traditional Spinach Salad includes hard cooked eggs, bacon bits, and cheddar or blue cheese. This heart-healthy raw, vegan salad is garnished with an ample amount of walnuts for protein and your omega-3 fats, and is a perfectly satisfying and energizing lunch. Fresh arugula is added for a nice peppery […]

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  • Corn: The American Staple Diet

    Eat Green, Open Mic
    June 27, 2011

    admin

    Whether you eat corn or not, chances are corn already forms a huge part of your diet. This is due in large part to the Farm Bill, an agricultural and food policy tool passed by the US Congress to reduce hunger and control food prices. While it is primarily used to help US farmers, it […]

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  • Why Eat Organic? The Dirty Dozen List

    Eat Green, Eating Green
    June 1, 2011

    Les Judd

    The simple fact is that eating organic is not only healthier for you; it’s healthier for the planet.  Aside from contributing to a number of childhood diseases and ADD, artificial fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides seep into ground water.   These chemicals eventually pollute and destroy wetlands and rivers.  Even our off shore coral reefs are dying […]

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