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How to reduce hunger and eating costs, and slash methane and fecal pollution?

By Marks & Katz, LLC

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For food-producing animals. life is no picnic, and usually is incredibly short. (Image from USDA's website.) The global food price crisis is real and worsening. Many factors certainly contribute to the crisis, including rising energy costs (if only the globe's runaway appetite for fossil fuels could be tamed dramatically). What would happen to global food prices if everyone stopped eating land animals and their milk and egg products? Insodoing, the inefficient livestock-producing system will be cut out of the nutrition-providing process. Instead, humans will get their nutrition in an incredibly more efficient and inexpensive process, straight from plants, and not just from roots and berries but from an endless list of delicious exotic and ordinary fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables, beans, tubers, and their countless simple recipes...continue to full post

Full post as published by Underdog on May 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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