Welcome!

  • The little community radio show that assumes we all want to change our lives for the planet, and aren't sure where to start, and can't afford expensive alternatives.

  • For twelve weeks, I'll take something you think you may never give up and weigh the alternatives. They are easier than you realise!

  • If maybe at the end of the show, you think more seriously about your next purchase, my job is done.

  • Whether humanity is on the verge of self destruction or not, trying new things is a great experiment! You'll learn about yourself, a process that never ends.

  • Theres a lot to say for knowing that at the end of the day, you'll be a little less reliant on an unstable economy/world/etc. and a little more reliant on yourself. Even if you don't get as far into sustainable living as others, every option presented today stimulates your local economy, keeping more money here where it's needed.

Friday, June 20, 2008

JUNE 24th - SEAFOOD

Sorry for the total lack of post last week.
Alot has been going on leading up to an important trip this week.
I hope you enjoy the pre-recording and my first podcast!

Bad Seafood links:

Sustainable Seafood links:
Local Fish Links:
What can I do?
  • Try to eat as much local fish as possible, avoid imported sea food unless you are visiting the coast.
  • Fish only with a licence! This helps the MNR know exactly how much fishing is going on, and they can make accurate limits and predictions for the following year.
  • Ask YOUR favourite sea food restaurant where everything comes from. If they don't know or if it is fished in an unsustainable way, it is best to take caution's side and stay away.
  • Eat Bi-valves! Mussels, scallops, oysters, cockles and clams grow like mad, and are almost totally harvested in a sustainable way.
  • Read the Good Fish Guide print out a copy and keep it in mind while making your selection.

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