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- Mass Extinctions Underway - Majority of Biologists are convinced by Green Planet on Nov 18, 2009
Mass Extinction Underway - Majority of Biologists Are Convinced...A majority of the nation's biologists are convinced that a "mass extinction" of plants and animals is underway that poses a major threat to humans in the next century, yet most America...
- Behind the Scenes of the US Food Industry by Diary of a Vegan on Nov 17, 2009
While living in the States, I had the opportunity to see Food Inc, a documentary about the (dire) state of the American food industry. Now this gem of a film is screening in New Zealand. Producer-director Robert Kenner and investigative authors Eric...
- Sea Lion swimming around and playing. by The Elusive Traveling Kiwi Online | Philip J. Newman | Newman Daily. on Nov 16, 2009
This happy little chap was cursing around the tank putting on a show for everyone.
- Beauty Can Sure be a Pain by Diary of a Vegan on Nov 16, 2009
It’s great that more and more companies are coming out with vegan product lines. But just because no animals were harmed in the making of these lipsticks, moisturisers and the like, does it mean they’re good for you? Not always. Unless th...
- Al Gore Admits Meat is Bad for the Environment … But Eats it Anyway by Diary of a Vegan on Nov 16, 2009
Al Gore told an Australian journalist he knows meat is bad for you and the environment in a recent television interview (check it out below). Good start, Al. So as one of the world’s most recognisable “environmentalists” I can’...
- A Glimpse into the Future by Diary of a Vegan on Nov 16, 2009
I’ve just happened upon Jeffrey Masson (thanks Vegan Society of NZ), author of many literary gems including The Face on Your Plate and New York Times bestseller When Elephants Weep (see below). Check out his website here, where you’ll fin...
- Beauty Secrets From Your Kitchen by Diary of a Vegan on Nov 13, 2009
Not that long ago, I used to work as a magazine beauty editor. A seemingly glam job to the outside world (particularly to 20-something girls who have a love affair with make-up and mascara). But for me, it was one of the most toxic gigs I could have...
