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The Environmental Cost Of Growing Food
Let's say you're an environmentally motivated eater. You want your diet to do as little damage as possible to our planet's forests and grasslands and wildlife. But how do you decide which food is...
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Oregon mega-dairy covers up link to listeria outbreak
What’s the connection between a controversial mega-dairy in Eastern Oregon and a listeria outbreak that this week prompted a nationwide recall of 42 brands of frozen vegetables? The companies involved...
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Spring Training for the Next Wave of Food Activists
Some people go to Daytona Beach in the spring, and others take a deep look at the food on their plates. This year, 20 members of this second, much more self-selecting, group came together for five days...
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Why This Seattle Chef Is Embracing A Higher Minimum Wage For Employees
Last year, Seattle began phasing in a minimum wage of $15 an hour. Businesses with more than 500 employees are all required to pay that wage by 2018. Smaller companies have until 2021 to comply, but...
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What are the biggest food policy debates?
This week, Grist offered its opinion about the biggest debates in food policy. But many of the biggest kitchen-table issues weren’t on the list, including climate change, farm pollution, food safety,...
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Is There Life After the Mall for Sbarro?
Chances are the last time you ate at a Sbarro restaurant, you were at the mall. For many in Generations X and Y, the weekends meant window shopping at mall chain stores — KB Toys, Waldenbooks, Sam...
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What Killed Jack McCall? A California Farmer Dies and a Case Against Monsanto...
CAMBRIA, Calif.- Standing on the ridge overlooking her central California farm, new widow Teri McCall sees her husband Jack nearly everywhere. There, atop the highest hill, is where the couple married...
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Why Our Food Keeps Making Us Sick
May 06, 2016 In the last few months it’s been found in frozen veggies sold at grocery stores like Costco Starbucks’ breakfast sandwiches. It’s killed four people who ate packaged salads made by Dole...
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Inside the factory farm, where 97% of U.S. pigs are raised
http://www.splendidtable.org/story/inside-the-factory-farm-where-97-of-us-pigs-are-raised While doing research for his book Pig Tales, author Barry Estabrook visited a farmer in Iowa who raised 150,000...
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Eater's Ultimate Fried Chicken Picnic Guide
It's almost time for outdoor picnics and backyard barbecues. Fried chicken, a timeless classic and one of the top picnic foods of all time, can be a cornerstone of these spring and summer outings....
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Kentucky Derby 2016: Where to Party in San Francisco
Don your party hats and put on your pearls, because the Kentucky Derby is this Saturday, May 7 at 3:34 p.m. sharp. It's always way more fun to watch in public, which you can do at any of the below...
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Cargill CEO Dave MacLennan: Food consumers are increasingly values voters
Food used to be just something you ate, but it’s increasingly a statement of a consumer’s values — and that’s a challenge for the food and agricultural industries. That was the upshot of a speech...
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'Food Frontiers' documentary explores alternative ways to access fresh food
Until 2013, the citizens of Cody, Nebraska, had to travel a minimum of 42 miles to the nearest grocery story. When you live in a rural town of 154 people, big-market chains tend to look the other way....
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All the News That's Fit to Eat - May 6th, 2016
Happy May! Start off your month in the know with this week’s food news. Quaker Oats’ 100% Natural Claim Questioned in Lawsuit (New York Times) A proposed class action lawsuit against Quaker has been...
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The one thing a famous vegetarian chef and a pro butcher can agree on
Another episode of Bite, our food politics podcast, is out today and available for download. You can find it along with our previous episodes here, or by subscribing in iTunes, Stitcher, or via RSS....
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Obama official says he pushed a ‘narrative’ to media to sell the Iran nuclear...
One of President Obama’s top national security advisers led journalists to believe a misleading timeline of U.S. negotiations with Iran over a nuclear-disarmament agreement and relied on inexperienced...
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A Confession of Liberal Intolerance
To me, the conversation illuminated primarily liberal arrogance — the implication that conservatives don’t have anything significant to add to the discussion. My Facebook followers have incredible...
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Gena Hamshaw Talks About Choosing Raw
As health-conscious Americans shift their focus away from dieting and towards whole, nourishing foods, vegan and raw food diets have been moving into the spotlight. But can you embrace raw foods...
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Amazon.com : Badger Garden Digging Gloves, Durable Gray Claws on Both Hands
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