This is an article I really like, written by Michael Pollan and presented in the New York Times. I have some contentions, but he has some good ideas about the way we live our lives in regards to environmental impact and obligation.
http://www.michaelpollan.com/article.php?id=92
(Disclaimer: His argument is from the point of an environmentalist, and he talks about gardens a lot.)
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