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  • Becoming vegetarian 'can harm the environment'

    02/12/2010 12:10:45 AM PST · by Stoat · 57 replies · 1,097+ views
    The Telegraph (U.K.) ^ | February 12,2010 | Nick Collins
    Adopting a vegetarian diet based around meat substitutes such as tofu can cause more damage to the environment, according to a new study. It has often been claimed that avoiding red meat is beneficial to the environment, because it lowers emissions and less land is used to produce alternatives.But a study by Cranfield University, commissioned by WWF, the environmental group, found a substantial number of meat substitutes – such as soy, chickpeas and lentils – were more harmful to the environment because they were imported into Britain from overseas.The study concluded: "A switch from beef and milk to highly refined...
  • Death of the Aryan Invasion Theory

    06/28/2006 10:46:31 PM PDT · by gnarledmaw · 44 replies · 993+ views
    iVarta.com ^ | December 12, 2005 | Prof. Dipak Basu
    British linguist Max-Muller has invented the Aryan invasion theory that ancient Aryans invade India at about 1500BC, driven out the Dravidians from their land, have imported the Hindu civilization along with Sanskrit language from the steppes of central Asia. The theory was the justification for the British occupation of India, as Winston Churchill remarked. Although there was no archeological evidence to support this theory, it has become the most important doctrine on the ancient Indian history. Although it was opposed by prominent historians like Ramesh Chandra Mazumdar and archeologists like Rakhaldas Banerjee and S.P.Gupta, the pro-British historians of India so...
  • New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Eat Less, Exercise More

    01/13/2005 12:03:53 PM PST · by Nachum · 51 replies · 5,671+ views
    msn ^ | 1-13-2005 | Amanda Gardner, HealthDay Reporter
    WEDNESDAY, Jan. 12 (HealthDayNews) -- Americans need to consume fewer calories and exercise more to maintain a healthy weight, according to new dietary guidelines released Wednesday by the federal government. "Let's face it. Every American is looking for a pill. It's not going to happen," U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson said at the Washington, D.C., news conference announcing the guidelines.