More than fossil fuel usage, more than fracking, more than overpopulation, livestock agriculture is the number one destroyer of our planet that Cowspiracy wants you to care about.
Directed by vegans Keegan Kuhn and Kip Anderson, the crowd-funded documentary reveals the "sustainability secret" which turns out to be a pile of self-indulgent, vegan propaganda.
Cowspiracy tells audiences that all the energy, water, and land that goes into dairy and cattle farming feeds into the gross amount of methane gas produced, and that is what is killing the planet. It's also what no environmental groups want to talk or know about, or so the film claims.
Probably most food bloggers hope that, eventually, they'll land a book deal. San Francisco food blogger, Gabi Moskowitz of the Brokeass Gourmet, had been there, done that -- twice. But becoming the inspiration for a television sitcom? Beyond what most bloggers could even dream of.
Can a sandwich really be an art form? Pal's Takeaway's Jeff Mason and Dave Knopp have spent half a decade striving to prove to San Francisco that it can be. And they will absolutely make anyone who doubts them a believer in their sandwich gospel.
Right behind the center field wall, in most ballparks, fans can find some unique attraction that pertains to the team or the city's character in some way. (Yankee Stadium has Monument Park, the Tampa Bay Rays' Tropicana Field has an actual cownose ray tank, etc.)
Now AT&T Park has The Garden, a 4,320-squre-foot space full of leafy edibles for Giants fans to gather and hang out in, among kumquats and dwarf artichokes and marigolds in a familiar orange hue. It's got a bar, benches and tables, fire pits for chilly games, and slits in the wall with ground-level views of the action -- plus a Peet's Coffee.
