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We Are What We Eat

By Jamey Lionette, South End Press. Posted December 10, 2007.


Mass production of food is ruining our health, environment, and taste buds. How did this happen?

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Jamey Lionette, a contributor to Manifestos on the Future of Food and Seed (South End Press, 2007), with his family runs Lionette's Market and the Garden of Eden restaurant.

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