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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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The groceries we buy can help or harm our world.,
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This review is from: Rain Forest in Your Kitchen: The Hidden Connection Between Extinction And Your Supermarket (Paperback)
Did you know that biodiversity is a matter that affects the plant and vegetable kingdom? Once there were many different kinds of apples, now it seems there are only a few kinds grown in great numbers for mass consumption. Because consumers demand perfect looking produce, growers are encouraged to use pesticides and other artificial methods to make produce look appealing. This practice is ecologically dangerous. This is an informative and practical book, with suggestions about how the average shopper can turn the tide of the potentially harmful demand for non-diverse, uniformly and artificially appealling produce
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This review is from: Rain Forest in Your Kitchen: The Hidden Connection Between Extinction And Your Supermarket (Paperback)
Wonderful book - would love to see everyone own and absorb it's content. Explains simple ways to shop with the environment in mind.
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Rain Forest in Your Kitchen: The Hidden Connection Between Extinction And Your Supermarket by Martin Teitel (Paperback - March 1, 1992)
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