You got that right..it's brilliant. I am going to forward this on to some other 
lists because there is an almost obsessiveness, perhaps especially among 
climate activists, that you've got to buy local.

I just finished a book?called Eat To Live by? Dr. Joel Fuhrman who advocates a 
plant-based diet (with some allowances for individual needs) and who says it's 
exactly the rich diversity?of foods availale that make a high quality?lifetime 
vegan diet possible.

?I know I for one need citrus fruits to help my allergies and clean out my 
respiratory system. I am trying to transition to a vegan diet (which is a real 
challenge for me given my background and family food preferences) and I will be 
relying a great deal on the information and advice from Dr Fuhrman and also Dr. 
Neal Barnard, Breaking The Food Seduction, which I am currently reading. Both 
of them speak the wide variety of foods available and the advantages?of that 
in?changing your life to make healthy?food choices.?

I had read a little bit before about the idea that reducing food's carbon 
imprint involves alot more than just food miles traveled. This article really 
brings it into focus. Thank You!!

Jeanne
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Excellent analysis. Thanks
Tony

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