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BEST INDEPENDENT BMW AUTO REPAIR SHOP IN SAN DIEGO
Being a new, first time BMW owner, I was worried about having to rely on the BMW dealership for good repair service for my BMW Z4 after warranty was over. They always charge you and arm and leg after... more »
My Newest Find: Sustainable Office Furniture Solutions
I recently was in search of a various mix of office furniture for my newly designed office. Being an extremely eco-minded person I decided to see what was in my area in regards to office furniture. I... more »
Stay away from this company
I was poking around on this website trying to find some nice brand skincare stuff as holiday gift and it brought me here. As always, I read the worst reviews since those are the decision makers most... more »
Loved our meal!
We had a wonderful dinner recently at Lotus Garden. We especially loved the pot stickers and the hot sour soup -- I have been craving them ever since -- but the entire meal was superb. Great... more »
automatic composter
This is a review of the new automatic composter. I first purchased it in April and have been using it continuously since then. I add to it a little every day, including coffee grounds, leftover rice... more »
Sorry In advance Eastgate Chipotle :(
I don't know the details of ownership or employee/culinary training vs. Eastgate location but with all do respect the Beechmont location's chef's are spectacular! I am so impressed with your food! I... more »
Messed up ethics
I ordered some shoes from them. After about 3 weeks, they still hadn't arrived, so I sent them an email. They told me the shoes had already been delivered and since I never picked them up, so they... more »
Butter Oil/Ghee Taste and shelf life
In winter time my skin gets dry. I use butter oil as moisturizer. It keeps my skin soft and glassy. I love the product. more »
Very Convenient to use and taste good
The part I like about these flaxseed is that I don't have to grind them before use, I just sprinkle on my food. more »
Timelier than ever, a must read for business leaders and students of MBA programs
The need for businesses to become innovative in producing durable products with an eye on long-term social and environmental concerns is more and more evident each day. Companies are informing... more »
Comments and Discussions
I really love this recipe, Elli. Thanks again! I made it again this evening as a side dish and shared it on my food blog with a link back to you here on SustainLane; even took a photo : ) Yum! http... more »
Safe Harbor: Testing Fish for Mercury, Coming to a Grocer Near You
Testing for mercury is great, but how about slowing down the mercury contamination of the oceans? While mercury does occur naturally in the environment, according to the EPA and many other sources... more »
Safe Harbor: Testing Fish for Mercury, Coming to a Grocer Near You
All fish including Salmon contain mercury. Its just lower in mercury than other species, such as swordfish, tuna or shark. Safe Harbor Certified Seafood is the only way to know your fish has been... more »
Gemma,
It's not a fight, it's a debate. Its premised on the thought that ideas matter and the only way to get true ideas is to subject them to a trial by fire. The hope for a 'fight' free world... more »
Beth, I tried your recipe and it worked out quite well! Thanks for sharing it! You can check out my results on my food blog Cook Around the Block @ http://tinyurl.com/ykqs8ru. more »
Hmmm....humane slaughter. The ultimate oxymoron.
Why take so much effort to try to justify choosing one option over the other? Some people will do what they can in all areas...it's integrated into... more »
I'm 100% behind your statement that industrialized animal production is cruel, whether it be beef, hogs, turkey, chickens, or ducks. However, still not convinced that it is a whole lot more green to... more »
Maybe Thanksgiving is the one day we can all just be thankful for each other and not fight. That's my prayer... more »
That is far from true.
It is possible to raise and humanely slaughter (or hunt) turkey with a negligible environmental impact. And one can do the same with cheese and dairy. It may take more work... more »
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