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Potatoes are often thought of as a comfort food, but when prepared in the right ways, these vegetables offer a lot of nutritious value.

Is the Paleo diet the secret to health and weight loss? Annie Hayes © Claudia Totir The Paleo diet consists of foods that precede the advent of industrial agriculture. Our experts explain the pros and cons. Designed to resemble the eating habits of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, the Paleo diet is a high-protein, high-fibre eating plan that eschews modern processed foods – including grains, coffee, and dairy – in favour of the 'whole foods' Palaeolithic-era humans are thought to have hunted and gathered. Advocates of the Paleo diet claim that modern humans remain genetic...

Is the Paleo diet the secret to health and weight loss? Annie Hayes © Claudia Totir The Paleo diet consists of foods that precede the advent of industrial agriculture. Our experts explain the pros and cons. Designed to resemble the eating habits of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, the Paleo diet is a high-protein, high-fibre eating plan that eschews modern processed foods – including grains, coffee, and dairy – in favour of the 'whole foods' Palaeolithic-era humans are thought to have hunted and gathered. Advocates of the Paleo diet claim that modern humans remain genetic...

Killed for food in the united states produces ten times more excrement than the entire human population in this countr country. we really have an environmental crisis on our hands. it goes beyond climate change. >> mark: to go back to that survey, the university seems to think that instead of just leaving it there, that we can actually take that stuff and power our homes and our motor vehicles with it. isn't that innovation, isn't that more likely to be beneficial to the planet than simply abolishing what is a staple of the human diet? >> ashley: well, it's not, because there are other concern...

And killed for food in the united states produce ten times more excrement than the entire in this country so we really have an environmental crisis on our hands because of the meat industry that goes beyond climate control. >> mark: just go back to that survey i mentioned, the university of waterloo, for example, seems to think that instead of just leaving it there to run into this river running alongside the field, which is what you're talking about, that we can actually take that stuff and power our homes and motor vehicles with it. isn't that innovation? isn't that more likely to be benefic...