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 The American Dietetic Association: A New Food Guide for North American VegetariansThe American Dietetic Association: A New Food Guide for North American Vegetarians
 Helps vegetarians make good food choices. Includes a Vegetarian food guide pyramid and other tools to help plan a balanced diet.
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New Frontier -- The Path of the VegetarianNew Frontier -- The Path of the Vegetarian
 Article by author Linda McCartney outlining the reasons why she supports vegetarianism and why she believes it will help solve the problem of world hunger.
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Now Eat Up Your Blue-Greens!Now Eat Up Your Blue-Greens!
 Information on the algae Spirulina as an alternative for vegans who don't like vegetables.
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Nutritional Pros and Cons of Meat-based and Vegetarian DietsNutritional Pros and Cons of Meat-based and Vegetarian Diets
 Discusses the pros and cons of vegetarianism and offers nutritional reasons why some people are better suited than others for this lifestyle.
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Science, Non-science, Nonsense and Nastiness in the Vegetarian WorldScience, Non-science, Nonsense and Nastiness in the Vegetarian World
 Article on the malaise of "scientism" in debates about the health and environmental impacts of vegetarianism, which is overly critical of details, and detracts attention from the real ethical issues.
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The Vegetarian Conscience, by Harold HillmanThe Vegetarian Conscience, by Harold Hillman
 Taking the consequences of a vegetarian ethic seriously
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Should We All Be Vegetarians?Should We All Be Vegetarians?
 Time Magazine cover story on nutrition. (July 7, 2002)
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Go Veggie with Paul McCartney and Viva!Go Veggie with Paul McCartney and Viva!
 Sir Paul McCartney has put his weight behind a Viva! campaign to turn Britain veggie. A joint colourful, upbeat leaflet has been produced to coincide with National Vegetarian Week (June 14-20) encouraging people all over Britain to 'Go veggie with Paul McCartney and Viva!' (June 8, 1999)
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Where Business and Morals MeetWhere Business and Morals Meet
 A Texas store loses its lease because it sells meat; PETA isn't allowed to put up an anti-meat billboard. Asks if personal ethics and opinions guide business decisons. (June 7, 1999)
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