The Guide to Good Food blog series is coming along quite well – I already have interest from some publishers about turning it into a book and it’s being syndicated on a bunch of other blogs. Recent posts include Asking Questions (part 1 and part 2), Summer Days, Genetic Engineering and Buying Food. Check them out.
I’m also in the process of founding another program – it’s too soon to talk about it yet, but I can say that I’m no longer doing day-to-day Sustainable Table work, I’m working on a couple books, and I’m starting up a program that has the potential to be big big big…..
More soon!
Hello Diane: I enjoyed your recent post on your Guide to Good Food Blog. I am a Doctor of Epidemiology, and write and speak often on the connection between the astronomically high rates of chronic diseases in Western nations and Industrialized foods. As I read your work, I see a lot of common ground with my own efforts to raise awareness on issues pertaining to sustainability, and the prevention of diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and others in Western nations. I recently wrote about the (very real) threat of the loss of the vast majority of fruits and vegetables by 2035 in light of the recent crisis with the disappearance of honey bees in the U.S. and Europe. You may want to share more on that with your readers on your Good Food blog – especially the PBS documentary, “The Silence of the Bees.” You can also read several articles on the relationship between Sustainable Foods and Health on my site,
http://ThePreventionRevolution.com or on http://www.BasilandSpice.com – one of the sites that features my work regularly (Search – Desiree Jones, PhD)
I would enjoy an opportunity for us to connect. If you receive this, please let me know if you may be interested in doing an interview that I can feature on my site, or in my upcoming book. As I am unsure which one of your two blog sites you come back to often, I’ll leave this note on both. Thanks.
Desiree Jones, PhD
dr.desiree.jones@sbcglobal.net
http://thepreventionrevolution.com/