Consumers go onto the site and select a city. They choose a restaurant and can find out what suppliers and ingredients they use by location on Google Maps. They can also search farmers markets, products and farms.

Anyone with any degree of common sense realizes that in order for us to keep this planet inhabitable e.g., clean, free of toxic air, land and water we’re going to have to start taking better care of it.

I’ve said it a thousand times and will continue until I can’t speak anymore, it’s not about being vegan, vegetarian, fruitarian or any other label… it’s about being conscious. Are you ready to live a conscious lifestyle, are you ready to do your part to save this planet?

Oh… never mind the eco-friendly plastic bottles need I remind your that both of these companies are selling you poison for your body… literally!

When Panda Express, a 1,300-outlet Chinese fast-food chain, announced plans to open a branch on the campus of the University of California-Berkeley, a group of students protested (not surprisingly, given that their city is the heart of all things local/seasonal/organic).

Martinsville Schools recently installed 120-foot tall wind turbine to help power the new Martinsville High School once it opens. It will supplement the power grid for the school, saving close to $10,000 in electric bills.

A PLEDGE taken by thousands to practice organic farming marked the Art of Living Founder, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s visit to Gadag on February 2, 2011. 108 farmers were felicitated by Sri Sri for their commendable work for using organic methods of farming.

Today was awesome, amazing and educational! I got a chance to grab the attention and time of my dear brother Kevin who is a man of many trades.

Forecasts for increase in the demand for primary energy, estimated at an annual rate of 3.9% up to 2030, represent an important test for governments in the Middle East and North Africa Region, HE the Minister of State for International Co-operation Dr Khalid bin Mohamed al-Attiyah said yesterday.

The push to promote sustainable palm oil is turning into a test case for green consumerism. The outcome could help determine the future of the rainforests of Asia and Africa – and whether consumer pressure can really sway corporate giants.