Here's the first group: Victory Gardeners

What is the Greenest food that you can buy? I don't mean the color green, I mean grown sustainably while using the least amount of fossil fuel to get from the ground to your plate.

It's fruits, vegetables, and herbs that your grow yourself.

Your victory garden can be as small as a pot of herbs in the window of your city apartment or as large as rows of squash on your home farm (that you use to feed yourself rather than sell - it counts, however, if yo… Continue

So how Green are you?

Do you drive more slowly and keep your tires inflated? Do you drive a fuel efficient car?

Keep lights off that aren't being used?

What is being kept secret from you and avoided in the government that you see is the amount of fossil fuel it takes to get food, any food, from the ground (it all starts in the ground - cows eat corn) to your plate.

You food choices are probably making much more of a difference in your Green score than anything else that you do.… Continue

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You can click on this and customize it to your liking.

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At some point this can really start getting people's attention if they start seeing it on the Internet.

The next big food revolution in this country is going to come from the Green Grass Roots.

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I am an omnivore.

I don't intend to stop eating beef, lamb, pork, poultry, eggs or fish.

I am not a wacko vegan PETA member.

In fact, I am taking a BBQ judging class in July so I will be a certified KCBS BBQ judge and will be judging the West Coast BBQ Championships in August.

I just want to spread the word and educate people about Factory Farming, CAFO's, unsustainable fishing and other inhumane and environmentally harmful practices and get people hooked up with the humane, sustainable, and… Continue

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