http://www.organicfoodee.com/blog/2006/12/driveorganic.html Your organic food and organic lifestyle magazine Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:16:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.organicfoodee.com/blog/2006/12/driveorganic.html#comment-96 Brian Wed, 17 Jan 2007 01:46:59 +0000

I got to hang out with Eric Antebi today. He's such a nice guy, and he happens to work for a huge Ameri#comment-96 Hey, if you happen to run into Al Gored again on one of his trips out in his private jet, can you please ask him to un-thaw my swimming pool! After all, this has been one of the coldest years globally on record and we weren't prepared for such an arctic event here in California. We are finding this to be very INCONVENIENT, truthfully! Hey, if you happen to run into Al Gored again on one of his trips out in his private jet, can you please ask him to un-thaw my swimming pool! After all, this has been one of the coldest years globally on record and we weren’t prepared for such an arctic event here in California. We are finding this to be very INCONVENIENT, truthfully!

]]> http://www.organicfoodee.com/blog/2006/12/driveorganic.html#comment-43 Elisabeth Winkler Wed, 20 Dec 2006 20:42:30 +0000

I got to hang out with Eric Antebi today. He's such a nice guy, and he happens to work for a huge Ameri#comment-43 I love your blog! I love the style - v. accessible and fun and lively...And, yes, the biofuel issue is crucial. Or more specifically, the way biofuel crops are grown. Big business farms are suddenly all keen to go green - intensive farming of biofuels looks profitable. But monocultures are bad for the environment and use up much needed fuel. They also weaken our ability to grow food. Eric Antebi is right to emphasise that crops grown for fuel must be farmed organically. Biofuels need to be farmed in harmony with nature to be truly sustainable. I love your blog! I love the style - v. accessible and fun and lively…And, yes, the biofuel issue is crucial. Or more specifically, the way biofuel crops are grown. Big business farms are suddenly all keen to go green - intensive farming of biofuels looks profitable. But monocultures are bad for the environment and use up much needed fuel. They also weaken our ability to grow food. Eric Antebi is right to emphasise that crops grown for fuel must be farmed organically. Biofuels need to be farmed in harmony with nature to be truly sustainable.

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