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Cleveland VegFest Presents Anya Todd: The Vegan Athlete
The Cleveland VegFest is only two short weeks away, can you believe it? Next up on our highlighting tour of speakers, our very own Anya Todd. Anya Todd will present the following at 9:45 – 10:45 am in Main Classroom Breakout Room The Vegan Athlete – It’s Not an Oxymoron! More and more people are turning to plants as a way to increase their athletic performance. Should you be […]
Vegan News 5.21.13
Croatians (and Americans) Training Honeybees to Sniff Out Landmines. “Bees are basically the most important insect ever. Honeybees make possible roughly a third of everything we eat, and the bugs pollinate about $14 billion worth of crops and seeds in the United States each year. Here’s yet another reason for mankind to feel forever indebted to the bees: They may one day be instrumental in […]
Cleveland VegFest Presents Karen Davis: Chicken Versus Chickens
The Cleveland VegFest is only two short weeks away. We want to highlight the lineup of incredible speakers, detail where they’ll be presenting, and what time- all designed to help you plan your trip. First up, Ms. Karen Davis. Karen Davis, PhD is the president and founder of United Poultry Concerns, a nonprofit organization that promotes the compassionate and respectful treatment of domestic fowl including a sanctuary […]
Vegan News 5.20.13
Taxpayer Dollars Are Helping Monsanto Sell Seeds Abroad. “Nearly two decades after their mid-’90s debut in US farm fields, GMO seeds are looking less and less promising. Do the industry’s products ramp up crop yields? The Union of Concerned Scientists looked at that question in detail for a 2009 study. Short answer: marginally, if at all. Do they lead to reduced pesticide use? No; in […]
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