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Monsanto's Seed: How One Company is Tarnishing Our Food Supply

Maria Russo | Posted 01.10.2012

Read More: United States, Seed, Farmers, Supreme Court, Genetically Modified Organism, Organic, Percy Schmeiser, Canada, Gmo, Monsanto, Green News
Maria Russo

The only way we will ever see the demise of Monsanto is if consumers actively boycott foods containing GMOs.

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Vegan Gluten-Free Tabouli Salad

Brigitte Mars | Posted 11.15.2011

Read More: Vegetarian, Tomato, Hemp, Tabouli, Seed, Gluten Free, Vegan, Hempseed, Salad, Cucumber, Spearmint, Mint, Video, Food News
Brigitte Mars

Tabouli Salad is a great way to use colorful antioxidant rich fresh produce: Sunripened tomatoes, cool cukes, sensuous spearmint and hip hempseed.

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Autumn: Season of Ripe Maturity

Donna Henes | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Fall Equinox, Toil, Nourish, Seed, Autumn Equinox, Autumn, Harvest, Rebirth, Fall, Death, Unplug and Recharge, Growth, Weather, Healthy Living News
Donna Henes

Autumn is inexorably associated with ripe maturity, harvest and death, as well as the implicit understanding of an eventual rebirth, the offer of resurrection.

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Haiti Earthquake: Greening of Hillsides Can Bolster Recovery

Joseph B. Treaster | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: United Nations Environment Program, Soil, Knight Foundation, Green, Knight Center for International Media, Earth, Tents, Trees, Crop, Port-Au-Prince, Earth Institute, Countryside, Miami, United States Agency for International Development, Hurricanes, Jeffrey Sachs, Poverty, Forest, Corn, Flood, Seed, Earthquake, Plant, Mountain, University of Miami, Haiti, Rivers, Firewood, Rice, Columbia University, Water, Deforestation, Food, Sustainability, Jacmel, Marc Levy, Green News
Joseph B. Treaster

Now with parts of Haiti in ruin and perhaps 200,000 people dead, the tree-planting and the soil sampling have halted. But the catastrophe makes it more critical than ever that Haiti be re-greened.

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