News
Japanese eateries added for 4 destinations on Veggie Snow!
I've added four places in France to buy sushi in our Veggie Snow takeaway listings. Three of these Japanese food outlets are in resort and one near Gare de Lyon in Paris. They provide welcome variety in Tignes, Megeve and Chamonix. Enjoy!
World champion skier is life vegetarian
Bode Miller is a vegetarian & organic farmer, who happens to be a world champion skier too. Watch a quick video clip about him to get inspired.
Check out this story on www.theskichannel.com.
Want to know what you can do about climate change and skiing?
There are no two ways about it, global warming is set to severely impact skiing in Europe and the rest of the world. So even if you are no environmentalist, if you want to be skiing in your later life, it's time to do something now!
Green Resort Guide
Do you ever wonder how green the ski resorts are? It can be very hard to find out even when you are there, let alone when booking. There's a new online guide to fill you in.
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Eco-friendly Scarpa ski boots
Scarpa have come out with environmentally friendly high performance new ski boots, that operate in a wider range of temperatures than standard plastic. They consume far less fossil fuel to manufacture.
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Meet veggie snow people on Facebook
Veggie Snow now has a Facebook group, which you can join! Get in touch with like-minded snow-lovers and share good places to go and eat in the snow, and even discuss holiday plans.
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Chamonix has a veggie and vegan guide
Chamonix has a handy vegetarian and vegan guide written by a chalet owner there. We'll be drawing on this for new additions to our locations listings on Veggie Snow.
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How green is the new Eurostar service?
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Veggie Snow Trip 2008 already booking up!
The 2007 trip has just been and we're already getting provisional bookings for bookings for the 2008 trip. Reserve your place now to maximise your chances of getting on our annual very popular holiday.
News from ActiVeg
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US: Senate committee approves bill exempting animal testing
A Senate committee Monday narrowly approved a controversial bill that would exempt scientific experiments in research laboratories from Arizona's animal cruelty statutes.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Climate change causes wolverine decline across Canada
The wolverine, a predator renowned for its strength and tenacious character, may be slowly melting away along with the snowpack upon which it lives.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Burrowing US prairie dogs use complex language
A tiny rodent may have the most sophisticated language of any animal.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship event features Vegan Mac Danzig
Mac Danzig faces Justin Buchholz in the Feb. 6 pay-per-view Ultimate Fighting Championship event, UFC 109: âRelentless.â A noteworthy side story to the event: Mac Danzig is a vegan.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Help wanted for restaurant documentary
Juniper Studio needs your help on producing a documentary on the best and worst of restaurants in the UK.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Japan's whalers are at sea again, harvesting meat that few will eat
By April, another 900 whales will have died for little profit. So what drives the Japanese to go on defying world opinion?
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Chinese legal experts call for ban on eating cats and dogs
Widespread and ancient practice of eating dog meat increasingly distasteful for China's growing affluent, pet-loving middle class.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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BUAV welcomes DEFRA statement on animal testing under REACH
The Minister clearly states in an answer today that animal testing under REACH should be a last resort and that companies must not conduct pre-emptive testing before testing proposals are agreed by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA):
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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US: Judge rules that the Animal Liberation Front is not a gang
January 26, 2009 Judge David S. Wesley ruled that the Animal Liberation Front is not a "gang." The government had tried to find two animal rights protestors guilty of being "gang members."
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.
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Hollywood celebrities turning to vegetarianism
Many Hollywood and other celebrities are flocking to vegetarianism for health and ethical reasons, besides reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Check out this story on www.activeg.org.