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Forget E85, hemp diesel, or sugar ethanol — researchers say the fuel of the future might be sitting in a mug next to your computer right now. That’s right: coffee diesel. You’re probably thinking, “oh great, another food-based biofuel that’s going to drive up the price of coffee, which I’ll pay any price for considering I’m addicted to caffeine.” At least, that’s what I thought. The good thing about coffee diesel is that it’s made from post consumer coffee, i.e. coffee grounds. Nice.
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Growing up, we had a little institution at my house called the Clean Your Plate College — most semesters, I was pulling down a 4.0 GPA. It was urgent to eat everything on your plate considering, whether you did, there was less to clean. Now a restaurant in NYC has instituted a similar system only that one’s more like the Clean Your Plate Penal System. whether you don’t finish your plate at Hayashi Ya, the restaurant will tack on a 3% surcharge.
Located on the Upper West Side, Hayashi …
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There is considerable concern amongst those in the food industry by the fact that Obama has yet to name a Secretary of Agriculture. A group of nearly 90 advocates of sustainable agriculture sent a letter to the president-elect with a list of six suggested names to help him with his choice.
The humans who sent the letter are heavy hitters when it comes to critiquing and revolutionizing the way that we grow and purchase food including Alice Waters, Judy Wicks, and Michael Pollan. We know…
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The melamine scare seems to be working its way into another food group and just considering you eat only organic food does not prepare you safe. Organic Chicken farmers in France have discovered that the soy feed eaten by their flocks has been tainted with melamine.
300 tons of soy meal imported from China tested 50 times higher than the maximum limit of acceptable melamine. considering of that, it is plausible to think that organic meat is contaminated with melamine as well and anyone…
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The holiday season is a date for celebration; the type that is full of sugary treats and alcoholic drinks. As enjoyable as that is, you probably won’t be singing Christmas carols in the .
Luckily, there are some eco-friendly remedies that you can find at any grocery store. In fact, you can probably aly find most of them in your kitchen. Consider stocking up with these organic and fair trade certified items for the holidays.
Many of these remedies would additionally manufacture ideal st…
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The are few things better during the holidays than the delicious taste of seasonal beer. that is a fact and not open to discussion. Thank you for understanding.
Bison Brewing Company understands, too. They are the makers of many fine beer products, but their seasonal offering of Gingerb Ale is particularly tasty.
You may be thinking that that is all fine and dandy, but what does Bison Brewing Company have to do with Green Daily? Glad you asked. Bison brews organic beer.
Here’s why they …
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Anyone who ever lived near a coast is familiar with the d “Red Tide” — a sudden and uncontrollable bloom of algae that turns the water murky red-brown, depletes oxygen and destroys menu plans for shellfish lovers.
Scientists have been looking for ways to control red tide blooms, with varying degrees of success. Now a team of French researchers may have unlocked a new secret of the microscopic underwater world.
Using fluorescent markers, the marine biologists tracked the life cycle …
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