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Scientists found big meat eaters had a raised risk of death from all causes over a 10-year period.
In contrast, a higher intake of white meat was associated with a slightly reduced risk of death over the same period.
The US study, featured in Archives of Internal Medicine, was based on more than...
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editor's picks
Posted by Beth S.
Apple crumble is made even better with a quince. This fall fruit has a sweet taste and flowery fragrance. Buy some to cook and some to leave on the counter to perfume the kitchen!
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Posted by Celsias
“How long have you been like that?”, “You don’t look like a vegetarian.”, “Don’t you get hungry?”
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Elizah L.
3 days ago
Sick of contributing to the landfill by purchasing budget friendly pieces that only end of crumpling under pressure? This designer has an idea that is so sustainable that it's actually scrumptious!
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Ben DeVries
3 days ago
As Christians, we're all at different stages of working out God's call on our conscience with respect to eating compassionately, and that's ok. But we need to start somewhere ...
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Beth Terry
3 days ago
“Do you ever get embarrassed?” A journalist, following my plastic-free life, put that question to me as I handed the butcher my stainless steel pot. I was buying ground meat for my homemade cat food. In my own container...
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Elizah L.
4 days ago
This St. Patrick's Day, are you desperately seeking culinary inspiration that's as lip-smacking good as it is a little out of the ordinary? This collection is seriously rooted in green, and yet the majority of the recipes won't cost you much $$$ at all!
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Rahim B.
4 days ago
The concept of Reusable Bags is an excellent step. But still it remains as an intention of activists and green minded people only. The Biodegradable Reusable Bags are mostly sold as a gift item and purchased by green people only.
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Rahim B.
4 days ago
Environmental consciousness is very strong now. But the major problem is, normally we forget to bring our own Reusable Bags while shopping. We are driven by our long time habit. We go for shopping without any Reusable Bags with us.
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Rahim B.
March 5, 2010
Reusable Cloth bags are Biodegradable. Poly-Bag was banned in Bangladesh since 2002. Since then the Cloth Bags and Jute bags took place there. This is the country where IPM-FFS Cotton (Environment Friendly) farming is well established and Clothing manufacturing is very effective there.
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Diane MacEachern
March 4, 2010
If you're looking for delicious natural, organic food, consider signing up for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. CSAs are a great way to enjoy fresh, seasonal produce all summer long while supporting your local farmers. If you're interested, the time to sign up is now.
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Rahim B.
March 4, 2010
Reusable Bags made of Cloths is not only Reusable. But it is Biodegradable, Recyclable and Fashionable too. It is real Green. So, why still we are not seeing a massive use of these bags?
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Rahim B.
March 4, 2010
Being able to bring food on the table became a top priority. No time to think about Green life. It just like the story of chicken first or egg first. We are undecided to replace Polythene and Polypropylene bag for a reusable Cloth bag.
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