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Half of the Bay Area’s litter comes from fast food | Grist
grist.org — “Fast food is already a lot like pollution -- it's bad for you, but it's more convenient than the alternative, so it's really really hard to get rid of. Also it shows up frequently on the sides of highways. Now, environmental nonprofit Clean Water Action has found that, at least in the San Francisco Bay area, these two dirty birds flock together. More than half of the litter in the four cities the group studied came from convenience foods at McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, S” View full resource at grist.org
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RT @Grist Supersized trash problem: Half of the Bay Area's litter is from fast food http://ow.ly/5rlBx #CA #green
Kimberly Garrison: Moms to blame for kids' obesity | Philadelphia Daily News | 06/23/2011
philly.com — “OBESITY, particularly childhood obesity, has become a combustible issue in our society. Fast-food chain Jack in the Box pulled toys from its kids' meals last week, according to news reports, winning praise from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.” View full resource at philly.com
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Kimberly Garrison: Moms to blame for kids' obesity: OBESITY, particularly childhood obesity, has become a combus... http://bit.ly/iegCAK
How Agriculture Can Provide Food Security Without Destroying Biodiversity : The Bioscience Resource Project News
bioscienceresource.org — “An emerging scientific consensus is that the environmental destructiveness of agriculture is largely unnecessary” View full resource at bioscienceresource.org
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Thx 4 RT @soulflsepulcher @meg_stewart: "In praise of not knowing" http://p2.to/1bzJ by @murzee Feeling okay with "I don't know"
Spelt linked to cancer & other health problems, even as Big Ag muscles in on the market | Grist
grist.org — “Spelt is the ultimate health food, right? Not so fast. New research links it to cancers of the spleen and kidney. Meanwhile, transnational agribusiness giants are taking over the spelt market, and Monsanto is trying to get approval for genetically modified Roundup Ready spelt seeds.” View full resource at grist.org
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heh. RT @tomphilpott: Spelt: the silent killer? spelt production ramps up while health benefits come into doubt. http://bit.ly/gJUHsf
The fast-food industry’s $4.2 billion marketing blitz | Grist
grist.org — “Yale's Rudd Center reports that the fast-food industry spent $4.2 billion on marketing last year. That's a sign of the industry's robust financial health -- and bad news for the public's health.” View full resource at grist.org
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Foods That Make Heart-Healthy Home Cooking Eaiser | PraiseHouston - Praise 92.1 Houston's Home for the Gospel Community
praisehouston.com — “Via: defendernetworks.com Home-cooked meals are a great way to eat healthy and save money. A well-stocked kitchen can make it fast and easy to” View full resource at praisehouston.com
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Jamie Oliver praises McDonald's - Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk — “Jamie Oliver has praised McDonald’s, despite campaigning against them for years, saying that the fast food chain puts many British eateries “to shame”.” View full resource at telegraph.co.uk
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Jamie Oliver praises U.K. McDonalds “McDonald’s in the UK is very different compared to the US model – the... http://bit.ly/9P37aQ
Fast food salads worse for you than KFC’s meaty Double Down | Grist
grist.org — “So you're boycotting KFC because you think its extra-meaty Double Down sandwich (two chicken breasts, hold the buns) is nasty. But you're running late and need food now. You opt for a healthy option at Burger King -- a salad (the Tendercrisp Garden Salad, to be exact). Not so fast, McFoodie.” View full resource at grist.org
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