Mother Jones - Comments for "The MoJo Interview: Sophie Uliano"

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Why is MoJo giving this woman publicity

Let's be serious for just a freakin' minute. I've had a look at Sophie Uliano's books and website, and her stock in trade appears to be trying to convince people that buying high-priced "green" beauty products will make a difference. It won't. Compared to the impact of the beef you eat, the SUV you drive, and the intercontinental flights that you take, whether you choose the organic or non-organic lip gloss is the height of irrelevance. Ms. Uliano provides a guide for the dilettantes and fashionistas who want to give the appearance of being green, thus getting in the way of the kind of real, substantial changes that will actually be required to live sustainably. Why MoJo is bothering to give her the oxygen of publicity is beyond me.

I think if we practiced a bit more moderation in our consumption habits, corporations would respond in the eternal pursuit of profits.

I'm a very, very liberal person. But I can't STAND these granola dinkleberries!!!! A green yoga pose?!?!?! Come on!!! People actually buy this sh*t?!?! But anyway, if you want to go green, ride a bike if your local terrain/weather permits it, minimize electricity consumption in your house, and walk more. It'll make a small difference but it requires all of us to do it.

As consumers, I honestly think that if you want to go green, ask how your grandparents lived before we became this nation of hyperconsumerists. Wow, just think, people ACTUALLY got by without:
cell phones
tvs in every room
VCRs
DVDs and DVD players
laptops
desktops
GPS navigation systems
Xbox
Xbox 360
playstation 1
playstation 2
playstation 3
PSP
atari
nintendo
super nintendo
gameboy
gameboy DS
gamecube
the Wii
sega genesis
sega gamegear
sega CD
sega dreamcast
CD's and CD players
stereo with surround sound
digital cameras
Ipods
electric toothbrushes
the internet
cable television
cars with televisions built in
disposable plastic appliances
disposable plastic containers
plastic bags
pre-cooked and processed food
Big Box chains that require massive amounts of energy for a controlled temperature

And lets not forget all the fast food restaurants operating here in the Good ole United States of Diabetes (I got this list from wiki)
A&W Restaurants
Amigos/Kings Classic
Andy's Frozen Custard
Arby's
Arctic Circle Restaurants
Arthur Treacher's
Back Yard Burgers
Baker's Drive-thru
Bess Eaton Donuts
Big Apple Bagels
Biscuitville
Blake's Lotaburger
Blimpie
Bojangles'
Burger King
Braum's
Brown's Chicken & Pasta
Bruster's Ice Cream
Burger Street
Burgerville
Cafe Rio
Captain D's
Carl's Jr.
Charley's Grilled Subs
Checkers (also called Rally's Drive-In)
Chick-fil-A
Chicken Express
Chinese Gourmet Express
Church's Chicken
Cluck-U Chicken
Cook Out
Crown Burgers
Crown Fried Chicken
Culver's Butterburgers & Frozen Custard
Dairy Queen
Del Taco
Dick's Drive-In
Dog n Suds
Domino's Pizza
Donatos Pizza
Dunkin' Donuts
Einstein Bros. Bagels
El Pollo Loco
Erbert & Gerbert's
Fatburger
Fazoli's
Firehouse Subs
Five Guys
Fosters Freeze
Friendly's
Godfather's Pizza
Gold Star Chili
Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard
Grandy's
Gray's Papaya
Green Burrito
Griff's Hamburgers
Halo Burger
Happy Joe's
Hardee's
Harold's Chicken Shack
Heart Attack Grill
Hogi Yogi
Honey Dew Donuts
Hot Dog on a Stick
Hot 'n Now
In-N-Out
Ivar's
Jack in the Box
Jerry's Subs & Pizza
Jersey Mike's
Jimboy's Tacos
Jimmy John's
Johnny Rockets
K&W Cafeteria
Kennedy Fried Chicken
Kenny Rogers Roasters
Kewpee
KFC
Kopp's Frozen Custard
Krispy Kreme
Krystal
L&L Hawaiian Barbecue
LaMar's Donuts
Larry's Giant Subs
Lenny's Sub Shop
Little Caesar's
Long John Silver's
Lyon's
Maid-Rite
Manchu Wok
McDonald's
Meadows Frozen Custard
Mighty Taco
Milio's Sandwiches
Milo's Hamburgers
Mrs. Winner's Chicken & Biscuits
Nathan's Famous
Nedick's
Noodles and Company
Nu Way Cafe
The Original Hamburger Stand with Der Wienerschnitzel and Tastee-Freez
Original Tommy's
Pal's Sudden Service
Panda Express
Papa Gino's
Papa John's
Papa Murphy's
Penn Station
Peter Piper Pizza
Petro's
Pick Up Stix
Pioneer Chicken
Pizza Hut
Pizza Ranch
Pollo Tropical
Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits
Portillo's
Port of Subs
Qdoba
Quiznos Sub
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
Rally's
Rax Restaurants
Red Burrito
Round Table Pizza
Roy Rogers Family Restaurants
Rubio's
Ruby's
Runza
Sbarro
Schlotzsky's
Shakey's Pizza
Skipper's
Skyline Chili
Sizzler
Sonic Drive-In
Spangles
Spicy Pickle
Steak n Shake
Stewart's Drive-In
Submarina
Subway
Taco Bell
Taco Bueno
Taco Cabana
Taco del Mar
Taco John's
Taco Mayo
Taco Time
Tastee-Freez
The Hat
Togo's Eateries
Tudor's Biscuit World
The Varsity
Wendy's
Wetzel's Pretzels
Whataburger
White Castle
Wienerschnitzel
Winchell's Donuts
WingStreet
Winsteads
Woody's Chicago Style
Yello Sub
Yum-Yum Donuts
Zaxby's
Ok, I've gone overboard

Most of this book is worthless for reducing our impact on the earth. The real impacts are from energy use. So yes - drive less; buy a vehicle with much better MPG; ask the airlines to use biojet fuel; ask you elected reps to put in nuclear and wind with storage when the wind does not blow; insulate your house; get a home energy survey; install much more efficient heater and air conditioners. Nothing else counts.

Eating "Green" or more accurately "healthy" benefits from a book called "Nourishing Traditions" would be an interesting supplement to this line of discussion.

Does she eat meat? As the U.N. reported in 2006, meat production accounts for more greenhouse gases than does transportation.

Go Veg!