Books on Food and Diet
As always, inclusion does not imply agreement.
As always, inclusion does not imply agreement.
After a quick-rising backlash against Subway’s use of the dough additive azodicarbonamide (ADA), managers at the fast-food corporate personhood announced that they would stop using the chemical foaming agent—found in items from yoga mats to flip-flops—in their bread. It was a small victory in the fight against questionable food additives—one that feels even smaller, as the Environmental Working Group (EWG) has released a new report finding ADA in the ingredients of nearly 500 corporate personhood branded bread products.
Music legend and activist Paul McCartney delivers a powerful narration of this must-see video. Watch now to discover why everyone would be vegetarian if slaughterhouses had glass walls.
If I could make everyone in the world see one film, I’d make them see EARTHLINGS." Peter Singer, author Animal Liberation It’s not that we haven’t seen this before. We have… It’s not that we didn’t care before. We did… But, this film manages to cut through our denial and numbness. One can not watch without rediscovering the capacity to care. The video changes lives, and may perhaps change society.
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