Let’s Talk About Food: Blog Action Day 2011 Round Up
Food is a critical topic. As we struggle to feed a skyrocketing population, it’s not only important but controversial. Some say that organic can feed the world, while others insist that we need GMOs. Some argue that plant-based food is the key to our food future. No matter where you fall, it’s crucial that we talk about the future of our food supply and the social, environmental, and health impacts of our food choices.
This year, Blog Action Day focused on continuing the conversation about what it means to have a truly healthy food system. And here at Important Media, we pulled together to address these questions, and gathered all of the links from yesterday’s conversation on this page!
Happy Reading (and Eating!)
- Trash to Cooking Fuel: Recycled Paper can Replace Firewood in Haiti, Save Forests at Ecopreneurist
- Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage: Food Co-ops at Ecolocalizer
- Food – Not for Everyone at Planetsave
- Cleantech & Food: How Are They Related?
- GMO Basics [infographic] at Eat Drink Better
- World Food Day: Multi-Pronged Approach to Fight Hunger at Eat Drink Better
- Blog Action Day 2011: Rising Food Prices at Green Living Ideas
- Blog Action Day: Favorite Foods of a Restaurant Critic at Insteading
- Food Production & Economic Empowerment: Mexico’s Alternative Market of Tlaxcala at Sustainablog
- Blog Action Day: What do Meat Labels Really Mean? at Insteading
- The Trouble with Monsanto and GMO – Dr. David Suzuki Spells it Out at Red Green and Blue
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