17 August 2006
Freeganism
Here's a good article at the Washington Post about dumpster diving vegans and the ecological merits of the practice.
Thanks to ShiftShapers at GNN for the link.
Note: I should comment that one of the principals of the article, Ryan Beiler, was drawn to diving by the call to live simply by his Christian beliefs. It's a funny parallel: another case of good things coming out of a pile of junk.
"Put all of it back in the trash and get off the property now," the employee ordered.
As Meadows saw it, that chocolate-covered ginger had a one-way ticket from the Falls Church store to the Fairfax County landfill, so he was liberating it, not stealing it.
Thanks to ShiftShapers at GNN for the link.
Note: I should comment that one of the principals of the article, Ryan Beiler, was drawn to diving by the call to live simply by his Christian beliefs. It's a funny parallel: another case of good things coming out of a pile of junk.
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// posted by Parge @ 8:55 AM
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Christians are welcome to eat my garbage anytime they want. After all, I've certainly heard enough about Jesus and their other garbage.
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