December 26th, 2007
Free at last, Free at last..I just had to mark this momentous occasion marking the restoration of Californians’ freedom to once again purchase Raw milk in California without having to go through the process of partial ownership of a Cow. This has been a battle that had been waged only in the last couple of months due to the fact that a few CDFA employees cleverly placed a few lines of anti-RawMilk language in AB1735. Organic Pastures in Fresno County has been the lead dairy in helping reverse this decision.
Here is a link to the full story:
If you are not familiar with the benfits of Raw milk, I encourage you to explore it for yourself. I’ve included a few links that go into further detail the benefits of raw milk.
Also check out this video from Mark McAfee, the CEO and founder of Organic Pastures Dairy explaining why he switched his dairy from pasteurized to all Raw.
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December 23rd, 2007
(image courtesy of San Francisco Chronicle)
If you didn’t catch this story, as reported on the San Francisco Chronicle article the fender that protected the bay bridge from the tanker Cosco Busan last November has now been repaired. When this incident first happened, it made me think of society’s true cost in maintaining the petroleum diet. For those of us who don’t keep up with the ins and outs of fuel usages by such vessels, it was our first introduction to the fact that they burn the lowest quality of oil, mainly the byproduct of the refining of crude oil into gasoline. Not only do we now understand the cost to marine life during the spill, but we are also awakened to the air pollution caused by such vessels when they burn this foul fuel… This was a wake up call for us to look at how much unnecessary products we consume, ones manufactured overseas which inevitably have to be shipped over here on these very container ships.
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October 31st, 2007

Just when you thought you could count on a product line such as Burt’s Bees to stay true to its roots, it too has now been purchased by a multi-national corporation with a spotty record. In the past I would have bereaved the marriage of companies such as these but today I hold hope that the philosophies of the purchased company will somehow rub off onto the corporations, ie. their employees and most importantly, their leaders.
For full story, check out the LINK
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