http://sustainableroute.com/2007/01/food-share/ Ashley Hodson and Megan Mclaughlin went on a road trip around the country exploring the wide world of sustainability. They've worked long and hard to bring you videos about everyday folks and their flavors of environmental responsibility! Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:35:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://sustainableroute.com/2007/01/food-share/#comment-74950 Replant New Orleans at Sustainable Route Thu, 05 Jun 2008 17:45:30 +0000 http://sustainableroute.com/?p=48#comment-74950 [...] We did anther video about food security if you haven’t seen it already: Food Share [...] [...] We did anther video about food security if you haven’t seen it already: Food Share [...]

]]> http://sustainableroute.com/2007/01/food-share/#comment-1223 Serra Tue, 30 Jan 2007 02:54:46 +0000 http://sustainableroute.com/?p=48#comment-1223 Are you planning on making any kind of hard copy of this project? I keep wanting to send these to a friend, but then I realize he doesn't have access to internet at home and it might be crazy to watch all these in a library... I'd love to be able to get a DVD or something when it's all over. it's all so intriguing and inspiring... Are you planning on making any kind of hard copy of this project? I keep wanting to send these to a friend, but then I realize he doesn’t have access to internet at home and it might be crazy to watch all these in a library… I’d love to be able to get a DVD or something when it’s all over. it’s all so intriguing and inspiring…

]]> http://sustainableroute.com/2007/01/food-share/#comment-1096 Lan Bui Sun, 28 Jan 2007 01:10:59 +0000 http://sustainableroute.com/?p=48#comment-1096 I think it would be very hard to make something like that work in a disaster situation. The food produced would not be able to sustain more than a few people at a time. Did they offer any solutions for disaster situations? I think it would be very hard to make something like that work in a disaster situation. The food produced would not be able to sustain more than a few people at a time. Did they offer any solutions for disaster situations?

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