At least, that's what they're seeing. The media behemoth launches a green blog, The Daily Green, and I can't help but pipe in. I'll be posting my musings here, too.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Hearst Goes Green
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Anna Lappe is a national bestselling author, public speaker, and television host.
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Some Favs from the Family Shelf
My mother's classic from 1971, Diet for a Small Planet, has changed the way millions of people think about food. Read up and see why.
This oldie, but goodie, showcases fun activities to play with your family when your're not glued to the tube. With all the scary reports of the connection between TV watching and childhood obesity, maybe this book--and others like it--should be dusted off.
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August
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- Twinkie vs. Apple Showdown
- Starbucks Hormone-Free Milk Campaign... Wins!
- New York City Event/Upcoming: Farms not Arms
- Urge Your Senators to Support Food Aid Reform in t...
- What Difference Does Organic Make (Really)?
- Water, Water Everywhere... If You've Got a Buck
- Hearst Goes Green
- Whose Afraid of Local?
- Help Change School Food
- After My Own Heart
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