Mark Bittman

The Mark Bittman speeches address the frequently overlooked connection between diet, physical well-being and and the environment. Bittman draws parallels between the three realms, and highlights several ways for individuals to incorporate nutritious food alternatives and practices into daily meal options. His specific tips will in turn help to not only improve the state of one's body, but also the state of earth.

Bittman's column with The New York Times unveils his expert culinary knowledge. His graduation from Clark University in 1967 was met with a long list of successes, inclusive of his long list of publications which began in 1995 with 'How To Cook Everything.' His latest book entitled 'The Food Matters Cookbook' was released in 2010, and he has throughout the course of these endeavors appeared on NBC's The Today Show and NPR's All Things Considered.

The detailed and informative Mark Bittman speeches are critical for anyone with a stake in the food industry. His receipt of the IACP Julia Child and/or James Beard awards for his published work lends credence to his theories, and his emphasis upon a holistic method of consumption is one that few have been able to argue against.