Jorja Fox, Emily Deschanel, Talk About Going Green By Going Veg

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by Michael dEstries June 27, 2008
Categories: Animals, Print
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Access Hollywood recently attended the launch of the new book Thanking The Monkey: Rethinking the way we treat animals — which provides an overview of major issues in animal rights, past and present. Also present were several celebrities from Jorja Fox to Rory Freedman to Emily Deschanel. All had something to give about going green and the benefits of an organic, vegetarian/vegan lifestyle for both body and planet. Check it out below!


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Michael has been blogging since 2005 on issues such as sustainability, renewable energy, philanthropy, and healthy living. He regularly contributes to a slew of publications, as well as consulting with companies looking to make an impact using the web and social media. He lives in Ithaca, NY with his family on an apple farm.

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  • Mandy

    Ohh I can’t see the video, since I don’t live in the US :(
    Can you put in another server, please??
    I really would love to see it.

  • http://greenplant.wordpress.com Amy – Green Plan(t)

    I knew I loved those ladies for a reason!

  • Kristin

    I also can’t watch the video, since I’m Canadian.

    BOOOOOO!!!!

  • http://www.ThankingtheMonkey.com Karen Dawn

    A huge thank you to wonderful Ecorazzi for that post! I wanted to let those outside of the US that they might try viewing the video linked from my website at http://www.thankingthemonkey.com/media_preview.php
    Also, the lovely Daniela Sea who plays Max on The L Word is also on The Access Hollywood video.

  • Bruce

    I’ve read this book and found it to be an informative level headed here are the facts now make up your own mind kind of book. Not preachy or slanted, just loaded with well researched information. Oh and it’s fun to read, I found myself alternately laughing out loud and shaking my head in disbelief throughout! Once you’ve read “Thanking The Monkey” you’ll realize that sharing it with your family and friends is an act of love.

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