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I was going to start with a joke about tofu but I thought my editor Melissa might object, it's really tasteless.

Instead, I will note that in this time of crisis, tofu is having a moment. It's cheap, it's yummy, and a good cook like my wife Kelly does amazing things with it. Katherine lists a lot of reasons to love the stuff, and reminds us that those fancy new meat substitutes are highly processed, full of additives, and cost three times as much.

Ask Pablo: What Is the Carbon Footprint of Tofu?

Katherine didn't even mention my favorite thing about tofu: I worry about my carbon footprint and tofu adds very little to it.

In Defense of Carbon Footprints

Many are saying that you shouldn't bother worrying about your carbon footprint; I profoundly disagree.

In Defense of Eco-Hypocrisy, Again

I don't agree with him, but Treehugger emeritus Sami wrote a great post about carbon footprints and personal responsibility.

Should You Get the Flu Shot Now?

We thought our comments moderator Christian should get outta town for this one, but it turned out fine.

Waugh Thistleton Project is a Textbook of Modern Low-Carbon Design

It's a catalog of carbons, a wooden wonder.

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