A central tenet of ecological economics is that the planet is the foundation of the economy. The economy does not exist in a vacuum.
posted by Maynard S. Clark @ 11/16/2008 04:25:00 PM
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Vegetarian In Boston
Vegetarian In Boston Maynard S. Clark's Veggie and Boston Blog talks about vegetarian topics AND Boston-related topics, often intersecting them interestingly. Maynard S. Clark is a long-time and well-known vegan in Greater Boston, who often quips in his 'elevator pitch': "I've been vegan now for over half my natural life, longer than most human earthlings have been alive."
Sunday, November 16, 2008
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- Name: Maynard S. Clark
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