Posted on Monday, 4/20/2009 - 8:45 a.m. PDT — by Laisseraller
Because of recent finding in our water supply – “drinking water” revealed that we have too many chemicals compounds many of which are very bad for humans like “PCP” just to name one. Proven theory that the overt use of pest control chemical (pesticides) has added to this stew of chemical in the ground water and combining to form new bad compounds and getting into our drinking water.
With the above I launched into two-years of research on a national solution to prevent this toxic stew. My solution “Go Organic” to encourage people to use organic measures I have found a local insect, native to California, the Convergent Lady Beetle which eats up to 5 other types of insects in your yard for free while you sleep.
Organic Farming!
Yule Tree is one of Oregon's largest growers, harvesting up to 600,000 trees a year on 3,800 acres spread through four counties. It rated at the high end of 26 of 40 standards in its audit by Freer Consulting of Seattle, and won an environmental stewardship award from the Oregon Department of Agriculture in 2005. The farm started using ladybugs for tree pests such as aphids, plant lice, whitefly, mites and scale insects.
“History of the Ladybug “a new blog giving the reader methodical, logical, organized-giving, orderly and systematic view on Paleontologists-Entomologists newfound “Archaeladybug”
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Dear Media:
On Sunday, May 17, the Second Annual Veggie Pride Parade was held in New York City with Queens city councilman Tony Avella, John Phillips, executive director, New York League of Humane Voters, Freya Dinshah, founder of the American Vegan Society and other dignitaries in attendance.
Recently, the 1st Annual Veggie Pride Parade in Los Angeles also took place, with hundreds of participants walking 5 km through Culver City/Venice to advocate for the vegetarian diet. Among them, One World Vegetarian Cuisine, in its continued efforts to promote vegetarianism to mitigate climate change, offered plant-based fare to the public such as our signature dish, “One World Veggie Teriyaki Kabobs” and our popular “Philly Dream”, a veganized version of the classic Philly cheesesteak sandwich.
Celebrities such as Rory Freedman, author of the New York Times bestseller Skinny [bleep], author Karen Dawn, radio host Bob Linden, Animal Acres executive director Lori Houston were in attendance to show their support for the meat-free lifestyle for reasons ranging from health, compassion, economy, ethics to ecology.
Community citizens as well as public figures signed One World Vegetarian Cuisine’s poster board calling for action to halt climate change, with many advocating for the adoption of animal-free dietary policies such as the one passed by the city of Ghent in Belgium. Beginning last week, Ghent government employees and elected officials will opt for vegetarian meals once a week to call attention to the impact of meat production on the environment. (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8046970.stm)
Following are some of the Environmental Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet:
- Saves over 70% of the Amazonian rainforest from clearance for animal grazing
- Conserves up to 70% clean water
- A solution for world hunger:
- Frees up over 3,400 million hectares of land/year
- Frees up 760 million tons of grain/year (half the world’s grain supply)
- Consumes 2/3 less fossil fuels than those used for meat production
- Reduces pollution from untreated animal waste
- Maintains cleaner air
- Saves 4.5 tons of emissions per US household/year
- Stops 80% of global warming
We thank you ahead for your noble work in informing the public at large of our current planetary crisis and the solution to saving our shared home.
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