After six years in Bolivia, I am back in The United States. It has raised many questions and made my sustainable and ethical inner book keeper busy. Especially when it comes to a central and perhaps the simplest and yet most important of all: of to have and/or not to have in life. This question led me to good old Hemingway. Okay, not the most obvious choice if to speak of sustainable ambassadors. But, an interesting thought though is what would Papa have covered in times tangled up in between “fake news” and probiotic non-diary yogurts? Most people connect Hemingway with his macho image, but reflecting on two of his mid -career novels, I (re)discovered a social side and description of what c
Street Food - not Street Fight The catchy title originates from the popular version of the historic fight between Mohammad Ali and George Foreman in Kinshasa, Zaire, in 1974. The odd, rhyming headline played on hints to several different meanings, with the street fight as the most obvious interpretation for the match. One thing was for sure; something big and noisy was about to happen in Central Africa. I think that a reference back to this event might pretty much wrap up how I see today’s struggle for sustainability and organic food cultur around the globe.Because another kind of rumble is definitely on its way, both from the jungle and into the urban jungle; it is probably already creatin
