GoGreenEarly. com owner Kirby explains the grease car system he built for me. My VW Jetta with a diesel engine can now run on waste vegetable oil.
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Kirby explains veggie oil grease car
February 24th, 2011 
admin David Kirby: American Factory Farming: You Owe It to the Animals to Watch This (Video)
July 16th, 2010 admin
David Kirby: American Factory Farming: You Owe It to the Animals to Watch This (Video)
I want to remind the American people where most of our meat, milk and eggs come from, and of the inhumane treatment of so many animals who sustain so our lives with their lives.
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David Kirby: The Price of Cheap Meat: A Lake Dies in Ohio
July 7th, 2010 admin
David Kirby: The Price of Cheap Meat: A Lake Dies in Ohio
Grand Lake St. Marys — Ohio’s largest inland body of water and a treasured recreational area — is dying. And if you barbecued some supermarket pork over the holiday weekend, you helped contribute to this disaster.
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David Kirby: White House Will Not Say Where It Gets Its Meat
April 20th, 2010 admin David Kirby: White House Will Not Say Where It Gets Its Meat
Michelle Obama is on a laudable food crusade, promoting the health benefits of fresh and sustainably grown nutrition. But her office doesn’t want you to know what the Obamas had for dinner last night.
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David Kirby: The Nutritional Superiority of Pasture Raised Animals
April 3rd, 2010 admin David Kirby: The Nutritional Superiority of Pasture Raised Animals
My book, ANIMAL FACTORY, has nothing to do with nutrition. In fact, I was unaware of the nutritional advantages of grass-fed protein until after I finished writing the book.
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Comments OffDavid Kirby: 6 Baby Steps Toward a More Sustainable Animal Diet
March 8th, 2010 admin David Kirby: 6 Baby Steps Toward a More Sustainable Animal Diet
Most people I speak with inherently sense that their meat and dairy should be raised as “humanely and sustainably” as possible, but don’t really know what those terms mean.
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