Even if you eat organic, vegan, and otherwise super-"green" foods, growing those eats and getting them from the farm, to the store, to your mouth consumes energy, and all that schlepping around negatively affects the environment. The less food you shovel into your maw, the less of an impact your munching has on the Big Blue Marble we call Earth. We won't even get into how eating healthy reduces your methane emissions, because that's just gross.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Reason #6: The Planet
Even if you eat organic, vegan, and otherwise super-"green" foods, growing those eats and getting them from the farm, to the store, to your mouth consumes energy, and all that schlepping around negatively affects the environment. The less food you shovel into your maw, the less of an impact your munching has on the Big Blue Marble we call Earth. We won't even get into how eating healthy reduces your methane emissions, because that's just gross.
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