CyberBrook’s Recent Comments

• Click here to view comment in original post

  Good points, Jess. Even more damning, an article in the current issue of World Watch carefully argues that a whopping 51% - a majority! - of greenhouse gases are attributable to the livestock industry. While we're pushing our government and corporations to be more actively green, we should push ourselves likewise and the #1 thing we can do, by far, is to eliminate or at least sharply reduce our consumption of meat and other animal products. For more info, see Eco-Eating at www.brook.com/vegOn Ask Umbra on her hotness, corporate gift baskets, and more posted 3 days, 5 hours ago 6 Responses

• Click here to view comment in original post

  Please visit Eco-Eating at www.brook.com/veg - it's increasingly clear that the single best thing we can each personally do for global warming specifically and the environment generally, as well as for our personal health and animal welfare, is to eschew meat and go vegetarian.On Corn-based meat and ethanol: burning the planet to a crisp posted 5 days, 1 hour ago 85 Responses

• Click here to view comment in original post

  Factory farms are disasters for animals, workers, the public, and the environment. It's a highly destructive model, on many levels, even if economically efficient. Check out www.factoryfarming.org for more information. Also visit Eco-Eating at www.brook.com/veg On Six months after the outbreak, who's investigating the CAFO-swine flu link? posted 1 week, 1 day ago 16 Responses

• Click here to view comment in original post

  Michael Pollan's best advice: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." On Big Ag's odd obsession with You-Know-Who posted 4 weeks, 1 day ago 4 Responses

• Click here to view comment in original post

  It should be increasingly clear, especially on this eco-site, that Eco-Eating (http://www.brook.com/veg) is the way to go: much better for your health, for the animals of course, for the soil, for conserving precious resources like water, for fighting global warming, and for the rest of our environment!On Warning: This product may cause sickness, paralysis, and death posted 4 weeks, 1 day ago 51 Responses