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The most comprehensive pointer is probably the Yahoo worm on Vegetarian stuff. The World Guide to Vegetarianism is also really good. These two are so good that I'm not going to even attempt to be better

Lots of veg*an links can be found at the Vegan Information Page, and the AARS Page.

The Vegetarian Resource Group

The Vegetarian FAQ might also be of interest.

The Vegan Action Page provides a more modern look on why one would want to be a vegetarian.

WiseWire's Vegetarian Articles

There are some interesting (mostly vegetarian) essays on cooking, food and nutrition too.

Vegetarian Nation a poetic view for vegetarianism.

The Bhakti-Yogi has an interesting description of how to cook good vegetarian cuisine and a (pretty philosophical) discussion of being vegetarian. They also have a long list of Vegetarian links

Au Grand Bois eco-friendly summer camps for kids & adults: organic gardens, 100% Vegetarian, composting, recyling, re-using, natural medicine.

Vegetarian Vacations: tours and holidays

Bicycle Beano: vegetarian bike tours of the UK

Vegetarian History Lessons from a Greek Chef

The FDA's comments on Vegetarian Diets

How to Become a Fruitarian (one who eats mostly fruit). Downloadable book.

McBooks Press vegetarian booktitles

The Vegetarian Society's BookList: a very long list of interesting veg*an books.

For those in Pittsburgh, Justin Boyan talks about where to Eat & Shop Green.