My Fist Raising Tweets from Twitter
- It’s got bacon in it so it must be good! http://is.gd/eNk1p
- Wil Allen’s, Growing Power needs to branch out in Detroit. Sounds like they’re ready for some urban agriculture. http://is.gd/eD4rZ
- The Hard Sell on Salt via NY Times – The Salt Industry = zero social responsibility. Same tune, different industry. http://nyti.ms/9BLbrp
- The fight over salt: Big Food vs. Us http://www.grist.org/article/the-fight-over-salt
- Just got the iPad modulR case, stand, and wall mount. So far totally lovin’ it! Check it out: http://bit.ly/ac2IWs
- Homemade mosquito trap! Gonna try this soon and post results on my blog. Instructions here: http://bit.ly/bYZJ3v
My Fist Raising Tweets from Twitter
- Aquaponics – is it worth it and what is it anyway? http://is.gd/eBsl3 #
- iPhone app that let's you track wild food you find when you're out foraging. Cool use of GPS. http://is.gd/eBryw #
- Documentary coming out about the clothesline movement called Drying For Freedom. That's a crazy kind of cool. Trailer: http://t.co/4q1iLKN #
- Link found between pesticide exposure and ADHD in kids. http://is.gd/ezJVA #
My Fist Raising Tweets from Twitter
- Love this quote from Marion Nestle, “We have made cheap food a value rather than value good food.” So true…so true. http://bit.ly/bHEsti
- Cool video on the ins and outs of coconuts – cracking, scraping, milking…learned a lot from this one. http://bit.ly/92TAU0
- Funny interview with Stephen Colbert and the President of the American Meat Institute http://t.co/VkTWoLR
- Totally creative and unique eco reminder wall stickers from hu2.com, http://bit.ly/amGbTd
- Someone doesn’t want us to have the right to choose the foods we want – check out the Raw Milk Warfront at Chelsea Green http://t.co/g8qyjv1
- Love the “These Come From Trees” stickers. Great concept to help eliminate waste. Buy some for your work or school! http://bit.ly/aheUYw
So as I mentioned in my introduction to ditching disposable products, my goal is to gradually cross each item off my “Nasty Little List of Disposables.” And I’m going to start with what I feel is the biggest target – the kitchen. Now this isn’t rocket science. But I’m still gonna break it down for ya. Read More
