The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for September 12, 2012

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    cdward  about 12 years ago

    I don’t understand. What’s the 100-mile diet?

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    Ratbrat  about 12 years ago

    AKA locavores. Just another foody trend.

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    czhicks1  about 12 years ago

    What’s with throwing all the trash in the water? Shame!

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    hippogriff  about 12 years ago

    But that tuna traveled more than any 100 miles to get back there.

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    fishbulb239  about 12 years ago

    The 100-mile diet makes a lot less sense if the food itself is unhealthy and/or the production methods are environmentally unsound. A pound of ground beef grown 5 miles away is likely worse for your health and the environment than a pound of bananas grown 5000 miles and shipped here.

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    purpleriver  about 12 years ago

    Oh, now I get it. None of the stuff he threw in the water was grown less than 100 miles away so he can’t eat it. Maybe he could have used some of that stuff for bait and tried to hand catch fish as long as the fish didn’t swim 100 miles to get there.

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    hippogriff  about 12 years ago

    The end of oil is irrelevant. The end of economically viable oil is the issue. It is being extended now solely by attacks on and barriers to less damaging sources.

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    Druarc  about 12 years ago

    The funny thing with the 100 mile diet is the footprint for most the items is worse than those coming from the otherside of the world as shipping is a very clean way of moving goods.

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    iced tea  about 12 years ago

    These comics about shipwrecked people aren’t all that funny.

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