PETA, Now Featuring Sasha Grey PETA's campaigns have a noble purpose--decreasing animal cruelty, supporting animal rights--but do their naked-lady ads have one major flaw? Some critics argue that PETA's (more...)
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From hunting and fishing for food to backyard slaughter, meat is an ever controversial topic. Whether you believe responsible meat eating can help the climate, is a greenhouse gas (more...)
As the decade rolls to a close, we can look to 2009 as a pretty amazing year in food. From organic food to organic agriculture, genetically modified organisms to (more...)
Albacore Tuna Finding sustainable seafood has always been about balancing the health of a given fishery with the health effects of consuming that fish. Some that can be sourced (more...)
Permaculture is one of those great TreeHugging principles that integrates everything in a balanced, living system, takes many cues from Mother Nature, and works great when executed properly. It's (more...)
Including Mohandas Gandhi in a group of vegetarians seems almost too obvious. Even so, such a list would not be complete without mentioning the famous advocate of non-violence. Gandhi (more...)
When visiting Ecuador with the Rainforest Alliance, we visited a number of cacao farms and facilities, to learn the difference between conventional production and Rainforest Alliance Certified production, and (more...)
Earlier this year, TreeHugger awarded Sokol Blosser Winery with the Best Green Winery award in our inaugural Best of Green Awards. We knew they were doing lots of different (more...)