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So disturbing. I wish I had thought of it first. As an aspiring locavore, I especially like this reco: "Try to eat people who live within 50 miles of your home. They will not have to travel as far, which will reduce your carbon...

appreciate the reply jim. however, im not sure i wanna make the trek from rochester and leave that much of a carbon footprint just for empanadas. ill certainly keep that place in mind though if i find myself in the neighbourhood....

Like many other citrus, the high season is Dec/January. However, there might be some from the Southern Hemisphere this time of year — I see a lot of Australian Navel oranges and tangelos in the markets now. Big carbon...

,000 Chipotle flavor combinations), we wondered what would comprise the greenest burrito? Here, a look at a sustainable lunch. By Amanda Faison August 2008 Cilantro-lime rice Domestic rice, which means a smaller carbon footprint...

at the communal table by default. Entrees range from $20 to $30. The down under theme kicked in as the meats at least are imported in. I wonder how that will fly in carbon footprint conscious SF. The NZ lambchops were tasty and...

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they are all grass fed and grass finished. Fairway sells OBE beef from Australia (how big is that carbon footprint) my wife got a steak their once and it wan’t bad. Neer as I can tell from the OBE website they are all grass...

with it (not to mention the avoided carbon footprint of transporting it)... and it’s a good opportunity to try different twists on old standbys... i presume they made an attempt at a substitution at least?

Has anyone read Margaret Wente’s piece in today’s G&M about growing local food and our 'carbon footprints'? If this is a topic that interests you, it’s an entertaining piece that certainly speaks to some of the...