Category Archives: Activism & Leadership

Meat consumption down? “Renewables” surging?

Posted on 09/25/2014 by J. Morris Hicks

Things must be getting better.—Not so fast my friend! The Evening News. Red meat consumption going down, great news about renewable sources of energy, less disease and fewer hungry people in the world than ever before. That’s what we hear … Continue reading →

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Easier to change what we eat—than our global economy

Posted on 09/24/2014 by J. Morris Hicks

But, ultimately, the rules of our global economy must change! Changing what we eat may buy us the time needed to transform our running-roughshod economy into one that operates in harmony with nature. But changing what we eat will never happen … Continue reading →

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Sal asks, “What progress, if any, have you made?”

Posted on 09/17/2014 by J. Morris Hicks

Sal Liggieri is a good friend who’s followed my work for years. Now in his late eighties, he’s been commenting on my blogs longer than anyone and we have had several lively discussions over lunch in New York. A 25-year vegan himself, … Continue reading →

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