Saturday Green Links – 3/12
I don’t get the uproar over the Whole Foods in JP. Wouldn’t it be more appropriate to hate something like McDonald’s? Why do liberals turn on each other so much?
- The hypocrisy of the outcry over Whole Foods and Wal-Mart – Boston Globe. I admit to disliking Wal-Mart, but my brother actually loved working there.
- Whole Foods Isn’t as Expensive as People Think It Is – Boston Globe. A comparison of products at local grocery stores shows Whole Foods’ prices are solidly middle of the road.
- Is Whole Foods Really More Expensive? Part 2 – Boston Globe. A second look shows meat more expensive at Whole Foods. (But people eat too much meat, anyway.)
- Comparison Shopping: Organic Staples – Farm Share Stories. A similar comparison of organic food results in the advice to avoid the organic aisle at Shaw’s at all costs.
- Study says keeping planes at gate increases efficiency – Boston Globe. I love efficiency.
- What Products I Use – Retro Housewife Goes Green. I also love peeking in people’s medicine cabinets.
- More Meatless Mondays – Civil Eats. The Meatless Monday meme has really caught on. It’s really nice to see what an effect a single blogger can have.
- Confessions from an Eco-Sinner – Mindful Metropolis. It’s ridiculous the things that weigh on us sometimes. Recently my renewed Starbucks addiction has been making me feel terrible.
- Antibiotics (Misused) – Ecocentric. 80% of all microbial drugs are administered to animals. Because we overcrowd them. It’s ridiculous.
- Our Hero: Matthew Damon of Penobscot Home Performance. I love seeing stuff like this in Maine. And they’re hiring…
- Maine’s Green Future Debated – Boston Globe. On the other hand, I hate seeing jerks like this in Maine. Whatever happened to the state’s independent streak?
That’s it. As always, if you find anything interesting this week, send it along.
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Posted: March 12th, 2011 under links.
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Comments
Comment from Brenda Pike
Time March 12, 2011 at 7:56 pm
Yeah, I can see how people would want to be the only gentrifiers. It’s like people whose families immigrated here way back when wanting to stop immigration. You can’t have it both ways.
Comment from Lisa @Retro Housewife Goes Green
Time March 16, 2011 at 1:20 am
Thanks for linking to my post. 🙂


Comment from Sharon
Time March 12, 2011 at 2:27 pm
I am finally vindicated in my long belief that Shaws is the most ridiculously expensive grocery store! Thinking about it more, I see what you mean about Whole Foods, though I do understand the knee jerk reaction when you see a local, one-of-a-kind business make way for a chain, even a good chain. It’s the fear of gentrification–you want to be the only well-to-do liberal living Authentically with The People.