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“When you think about it, it is odd that something...

“When you think about it, it is odd that something as important to our health and general well-being as food is so often sold strictly on the basis of price.”

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Posted on 31st May 2006 Details

Interesting interview with Michael Pollan, author ...

Interesting interview with Michael Pollan, author of The Omnivore’s Dilemna, on local food systems, organic produce and the fabricated cult of convenience from ready-made everything.

Linked on 1st June 2006 Details

How organic is getting lost in the world of big bu...

How organic is getting lost in the world of big business

Linked on 15th October 2006 Details

Would a Robin Hood Restaurant work here? I doubt i...

Would a Robin Hood Restaurant work here? I doubt it. Just getting round the legal implications would be near-impossible.

Linked on 16th January 2007 Details

Join the mouth revolution now!...

Join the mouth revolution now!

Linked on 1st February 2007 Details

Organic food is better for our health. On the flip...

Organic food is better for our health. On the flipside, some of it is less energy efficient, producing more emissions.

Linked on 3rd April 2007 Details

Organic fuel... even Mussolini used it....

Organic fuel... even Mussolini used it.

Linked on 29th June 2007 Details

Organic farming can feed the world...

Organic farming can feed the world

Linked on 14th July 2007 Details

Very interesting article on the myths of organic f...

Very interesting article on the myths of organic farming. It’s difficult to make an informed opinion though when the article takes several shortcuts. As usual, the truth is probably somewhere in the middle.

Linked on 1st May 2008 Details

Very interesting article on the myths of organic farming.

Very interesting article on the myths of organic farming. It's difficult to make an informed opinion though when the article takes several shortcuts. As usual, the truth is probably somewhere in the middle.

Linked on 1st May 2008 Details