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Harvest for Hope: A Guide to Mindful Eating

by Jane Goodall

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Synopses & Reviews

Publisher Comments:

Renowned scientist and bestselling author Goodall delivers an eye-opening and empowering book that explores the social and personal significance of the food people produce and consume.

Review:

"Goodall, best known for her decades of work with chimpanzees and baboons, turns to the social significance of the food people eat and of how it reaches our tables. In a style that's both persuasive and Pollyannaish, her guide glides through a quick history of early agriculture, despairs of 'death by monoculture' (single-crop farming), warns of the hazards of genetically modified foods and of the disappearance of seed diversity,and bemoans the existence of inhumane animal factories and unclean fish farms — the macro concerns of the environmentally conscious. On a more micro level, she focuses on what individuals can do for themselves. In a grab bag of well-intentioned bromides, Goodall counsels her readers to become vegetarians, celebrates restaurants and grocery stores that seek out locally grown produce, frets about the quality of school lunches and the pervasiveness of fast food — fueled obesity, honors small farmers and warns of a looming water crisis. Most chapters conclude with 'what you can do' sections: demand that modified foods be labeled; turn off the tap while brushing your teeth. This book about making healthy choices breaks no new ground, but its jargon-free and anecdote-rich approach makes it a useful primer for grassroots activists, while the Goodall imprimatur could broaden its reach. Agent, Jonathan Lazear." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)

Product Details

ISBN:
9780446533621
Subtitle:
A Guide to Mindful Eating
With:
McAvoy, Gary
With:
Hudson, Gail
With:
McAvoy, Gary
Author:
Goodall, Jane
Author:
Hudson, Gail
With:
Hudson, Gail
Publisher:
Warner Books
Subject:
Nutrition
Subject:
Food
Subject:
Diet
Subject:
Motivational & Inspirational
Publication Date:
October 2005
Binding:
Hardcover
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Y
Pages:
296
Dimensions:
9.30x6.34x1.19 in. 1.17 lbs.

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