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Contest EPIC Entry: Eating Myself Local

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The average component in the North American diet, according to the World Watch Institute, has traveled between 2500km and 4000km from farm to table. This film explores issues of food security, eating locally, the industrial food system, and individual accountability and awareness. Eating Myself Local aims to shorten that distance between farm and table.

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Well done folks...I love the 100 mile concept. Maybe we'll try that for a pot luck for Earth Day. We're in urban NJ -- should be a little bit of a challenge, but we can do it.

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We're also in the treehugger contest. Maybe we can show it this Earth Day to our friends. Thanks, I enjoyed the show!

Posted by: Austin | April 2, 2007 9:49 PM

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