Talk:Diet for a Small Planet

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Up till now, the book's title only redirected to the page about its author. I replaced the Redirect with some basic content about the book. This is only an initial treatment, and ~~I've yet to find a suitable Stub category with which to tag it~~ I've provisionally added the "Food and drink" stub as a more suitable one (e.g. nutrition) doesn't seem to exist. Editing assistance invited! -- Deborahjay 13:52, 20 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Well, I don't claim to be a great writer, but I can sometimes find references and add them to articles which lack reliable sources. Google Scholar shows a number of references to this book, most behind paywall: [1]. Google Book Search also shows a number of citations: [2]. Google News Search shows [3]. These sources can be used to improve the article. Google Scholar and Google News are useful to the Wikipedia editors who are working from a college or public library, since paywall is less of an issue there. Google Books has some sources available with "limited preview" [4] which is less frustrating than the "snippet view." Edison (talk) 04:53, 3 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]