Gosh, the Low Carbon Diet Program, as developed by the Bon Appetit Management Company, is a complicated business. Geezer is pleased to attempt to read what is billed as " first national program to highlight the significant connections between food and climate change," and he appreciates the effort by Bon Appetit, a food service company that feeds some of America’s most respected companies (Target) and universities (M.I.T.) to add a few years to life of the planet by directing us to foods that can be produced and sold with minimal energy consumption, but a slow reader could starve to death before learning what, exactly, we are supposed to eat. Geezer recommends the thoughtfully offered Low Carbon Diet Pocket Guide, which comes in PDF form, and whose five easy low carbon diet tips are presented below:
1. If you bought it, eat it. Don’t waste food.
2. Make "seasonal and regional" food your mantra.
3. Moove away from beef and cheese.
4. Don’t buy air-freighted food.
5. If it’s processed and packaged, skip it.
Read more about the Low Carbon Diet Program.
Health, fitness and lifestyle tips for people over 50 who still like to play hard
Saturday, May 31, 2025
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