33. Care Where Food Comes From

Know your food’s history, and you’ll want to consume more selectively. Most factory-farmed and industrially produced foods aren’t all that appetizing once you know their origins.


Who Owns Organic?

Do you know who owns your favorite organic food companies?… Read More »

Organic Egg Scorecard

Are you looking for a few good eggs?… Read More »

Food Routes

Are you ready to get local?… Read More »

Seafood Watch App

An must-have app for seafood eaters that are trying to reduce environmental impacts and eat fewer toxins… Read More »

The Dirty Dozen iPhone App

A handy, mobile guide to determining the pesticide residue on fruits and vegetables… Read More »

Food Matters

An exploration of the trillion-dollar “sickness industry.”… Read More »

King Corn

An intriguing and educational film about two friends, one acre of corn and the subsidized crop that drives our fast-food nation. More About the Film… Read More »

Organic Authority

A great source for organic and green-living options of all kinds!… Read More »

Food, Inc.

The impact of the industrial agricultural system on animals and the humans who eat and raise them. More About the Film… Read More »

“It’s Proven: Organic Is Better”

An argument for why organically-produced products are better for humans and the planet… Read More »

Mark Sisson

A primal living blog… Read More »

Dirt! The Movie

Fascinating insights on how soil profoundly impacts human health, food quality, the environment, our economy and more — and why our current soil-management strategies must change… Read More »

No Impact Man

A book and documentary chronicling the Beavan’s family attempt to minimize their environmental impact… Read More »

Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal

by Eric Schlosser Hundreds of millions of people buy fast food every day without giving it much thought, unaware of the subtle and not-so-subtle ramifications of their purchases. More About the Film Review at Amazon.com… Read More »

“Why Eating Quick, Cheap Food Is Actually More Expensive”

Mark Hyman, MD’s examination of the “food insecurity” paradox… Read More »