Treehugger’s Graham Hill Publishes “Weekday Vegetarian” eBook On Kindle
Written by Vegetarian Star on May 11th, 2011 in Authors, Books, Environment-Eco-Green, Flexitarian, Food & Drink, Tech.
How does Treehugger.com‘s founder do his part to help the environment even though he’s not a full time vegan? He simply eats a vegetarian diet for the majority of the week.
This “Weekday Vegetarian” plan was first discussed at a TED conference in February 2010 and now Graham Hill has written a book on it and published it exclusively to Amazon Kindle.
From Treehugger.com:
Graham provides compelling arguments for why you can, and should, become a weekday vegetarian. Whether you do it for environmental, animal welfare or health reasons or a combination of all of those things, the book explains how you can make a difference locally, globally and within your own home simply by rethinking your food choices.
Besides being paperless and eco-friendly, Amazon Kindle books are a convenient way to peruse dozens, hundreds and even thousands of materials without worrying about how to store, recycle of give away paper copies of the books. At a little over $100, the Kindle stores thousands of titles and most ebooks downloaded to Kindle are also available for the Kindle App on iPad, iPhone, and all Android devices.
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