Building the Ultimate Green Kitchen

CHOW’s ecoconscious remodel guide.

Bogus Butter Bake-Off

This week’s mission: sticks of fake butter, and protein pimped by a famous doctor.

Spiny Lobster

spiny lobster

A Greenpeace report on supermarkets and sustainable seafood makes waves.

Apparently, lobsters like cold water, rocky shores, and late-afternoon sunlight through shallow waters.

The stink isn’t good for the WWF spokes-fish.

Writer Charles Clover explains why you can’t trust high-end chefs to serve sustainable seafood.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6045388.stm "Fish stocks around the world face an uncertain future because of overfishing. However, Rupert Howes from the Marine Stewardship Council uses this week’s Green Room to...

Wish I knew, but I did notice that Loblaws now has a Marine Stewardship Council symbol on some of its frozen fish products.

You left out the part of the article that has the downside of limiting selection "Posh chippies such as the Fish Club and Sea Cow, which, like Tom’s Place, sell fish from stocks sanctioned by the non-profit Marine...

The Whole Foods press release says: Whole Foods and the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) are pleased to announce that the supermarket is the first retailer to offer Patagonian toothfish, commonly known as Chilean sea bass, from an...

not only focuses on sustainable seafood, but they are looking into the MSC (Marine Stewardship Council) certification (designating the food as sustainable and environmentally responsible). This includes a chain of custody...

://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6571490.ece You can also google “are hammerhead sharks endangered”. The Marine Stewardship Council is also a good reference for sustainable fish. I highly recommend...

Stewardship Council has recently certified one of the CSB fisheries as sustainable. This is a designation that only 25 other fisheries including Alaskan salmon and halibut have obtained. Read current studies don’t rely on...

it an outing for a day and tour around, so much to do and see from concrete to forest!!! If you never make it to La Taquiza, I think us 905ers invade the sacred TO area much more often than Downtowners and outer Torontonians who...