Green Girl

Going vegetarian or vegan isn’t just an animal-rights issue; it can actually help the environment. Look at British Meat’s statistics regarding the environmental advantages of becoming vegetarian, including the fact that it takes three to fifteen times more water to produce animal protein than it takes for plant protein.

Chloe Jo , the diva behind the Girlie Girl Army’s fantastic green-friendly email updates, recently sent out a list of easy ways to do your part to save the world. One of the updates was pretty interesting for those of you who like to eat and live the vegetarian way, offering a links of veg-friendly shopping and dining resources.

I looked into the links, and I thought I’d repost the best of them here for you. Thanks, Chloe Jo!

Thinking of going veggie, but not sure where to get started? Consider checking out these sites for a jumpstart on your new veggie lifestyle:

• Veg Dining offers a list of vegetarian restaurants around the world. If you’ll be traveling and you’re concerned about where to eat, or if you just want to check out something more exciting than the Subway Veggie Delite Standard, visit Veg Dining to get your recommendations before you go.
• Food Fight is an all-vegan online grocery store. If you want it and you don’t want it to have any animal products in it, Food Fight has it.
• Vegan Essentials is another great option for online vegan health care products, pet care goods, and vegan clothing.
• Herbivore Clothing offers books, clothes, wallets, and other merchandise with a promise of being animal friendly.
•  Urban Decay is fun and funky, and they sell animal-friendly, vegan cosmetics.
• Moo Shoes sells fashionable vegan shoes.

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