It may not be "green cuisine", but it is still great!

"Governor Deval Patrick’s administration set an ambitious limit yesterday on statewide greenhouse gas emissions to be achieved by 2020, through a suite of new and existing policies that balance energy efficiency and reduced fossil fuel use with cost savings...."


Massachusetts is working toward a greener future, to read more go to


http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/green/articles/2010/12/30/massachusetts_sets_tougher_limits_on_greenhouse_gas_emissions/?camp=localsearch%3Aon%3Atwit%3Agreen

Bumper Sticker Campaign!

In hopes of raising awareness of the importance of local and organic foods/produce, Santa Barbara Green Cuisine has started a bumper sticker campaign! After the Holiday Season, please look around your local farmers markets for Santa Barbara Green Cuisine volunteers that will be handing out free bumper stickers.
We hope that spreading the word about us will lead more and more people to this site, and our developing .org website.
Please join us in our mission to raise awareness.
If you live outside of the Santa Barbara Community, please contact us at sbgreencuisine@gmail.com, and we will gladly mail you a bumper sticker!
Thank you for your continued support!

Whole Foods Market Blog urges readers to support local farmers, artisans, and producers

"We hope you’ll spread a little local love during the holiday season by supporting local farmers, producers and artisans. Here’s a sample of a few of our local artisans who make sweet and savory goodies, and remember we’ve got great local vendors all around the country making great products like these."
-To read more go to: http://blog.wholefoodsmarket.com/2010/12/support-local-artisans/


If you're a local farmer, producer, or artisan of Santa Barbara county or the surrounding areas, shoot us an email at sbgreencuisine@gmail.com, and we will gladly advertise for you, free of charge on our blog! We are ALL about raising awareness of the benefits of organic, locally produced foods and hope you will take part in our quest to make Santa Barbara a greener, healthier community!

Organic Consumers Association

The OCA discusses how the New Food Safety Bill will be affecting organic foods,
Here's the link if you want more details!
http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_22239.cfm