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Ann Zeis | 06.30.06 - 1:28 pm | #

With the amazon being cut down to grow soybeans to feed the chickens and other animals that feed people, one of the big questions is going to be, how do we wean off this heavy top of the food chain diet, so we can conserve resources and avoid contributing more to global warming. I'm thinking most environmental problems could be addressed with true cost life cycle pricing.

Why Al Gore does not address this huge factor in his passionate appeal to people is a mystery to me, although I suspect it has to do with the fact that he like many other environmentalists still eats meat, and therefor prefers to turn a blind eye.

Waking up to other inconvenient truths is hard but I believe he will in his lifetime.

Thanks for sharing the company's product! Keep up the good work..
Rood Greaser | 07.19.06 - 3:41 pm | #

We eat meat, but it's free-ranged locally, so the rain forest was not affected. The grain is locally grown organically as well. Nothing wrong with eating meat, but not all meat is raised in a healthy and ecological manner. Try buffalo .....
Steve Spence | Homepage | 07.19.06 - 5:04 pm | #