Letter to the editor: Holy smokes

Notes: "Regarding 'Threshing to end global hunger' (anglicanjournal.com) it was a noble idea to support the Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFB). But what a lot of fossil fuels burnt to get 139 threshing machines, tractors, and 8,000 people who watched on site and sending all those tailpipe emissions off into that 'big garbage dump in the sky'. Makes me sad. By the way, I'm a farmer and my husband has been secretary-treasurer of the Bluewater Growing Project, an arm of the CFB in our area, for several years". [Text of entire article.]

Subjects: Canadian Foodgrains Bank; Ecology - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada