Information
The How and Why of Eating Veg: http://www.tryveg.com/cfi/toc/
Ten Great Reasons to buy Locally: http://www.bu.edu/dining/about/10-reasons.pdf
Organizations who are involved:
food project
fnb
A community farmshare: Bostonorganics.com
volunteer/wwoof homepage: http://wwoof.org/
Equal Exchange Blog: smallfarmersbigchange.coop
Campaigns and Actions
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-food for thought and action curriculum download: link
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-real food challenge! @BU?
-Arrange to skip two meals program for a worthy cause… some suggestions= microcredit, farm partnership orgs, oxfam.
Corporate Accountability International
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Start a farmers market at your school!
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New house bill would support local agriculture. Interesting USDA Campaign here: http://www.grist.org/article/2009-09-10-usda-to-unveil/
Book recommendations:
diet for a small planet
diet for a hot planet
the revolution will not be microwaved
omnivore's dilemma
animal vegetable miracle
practical/theory of farming book?
native american spirituality book
zen spirituality- goes with the new morals.
Recipe recommendations!
see *Diet for a Small Planet, above
see Epicurious.com
see Veganchef.com
I will put my own on here soon.
Free things that will make you really motivated/pissed off:
youtube movies
food, inc. (Playing at Coolidge Theater, @3:30, $7.50 for Students!) or Website= http://www.foodincmovie.com/trailer-and-photos.php
Corporate Accountability International: press release
Super Size Me (free) at http://freedocumentaries.org/film.php?id=98
Anti-coal/environmental destruction. Google “Mountaintop Removal”
The Future of Food (free) at http://www.hulu.com/watch/67878/the-future-of-food
Monsanto/Chiquita are the two worst fucking companies on this whole planet. It is my life work to take them down! Wikipedia these..
Related: Who Killed the Electric Car? (trailer) http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/who-killed-the-electric-car/trailer
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The best way to be around Boston is definitely connected with your sustenence. Remember to cook!
Namaste,
-Eddie
BU, Small Planet Institute
A world leader
http://eddiemill.wordpress.com/
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