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How to Make Caramelized Onion Pasta
By Kenzi Wilbur • January 7, 2015 • 3 Comments If you're like us, you look to the seasons for what to cook. Get to the market, and we'll show you what to do with your haul. Today: A humble pasta...
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Urban Food Awards
Javascript is required to use a number of the features of the Sustain website. Find out how to enable Javascript here The Urban Food Awards are the annual celebration of the best of London’s local...
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Cartoonist says his work got him axed
A northern Iowa freelance cartoonist says he was fired for drawing an editorial cartoon that bemoaned Iowa farmers' dwindling profits while CEOs at large agricultural corporations earn millions of...
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California winery hires earthworms to clean up its wastewater
Next time you open a bottle of merlot or chardonnay, be sure to thank the vintner. And you might want to toast the worms, as well. Everyday earthworms are the latest solution to a thorny problem that...
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UNC finally removed Krispy Kreme’s name from a children’s health clinic
Food and beverage companies are notoriously skilled at targeting children in their efforts to turn people into lifelong customers. But the doughnut giant Krispy Kreme recently took that notion to...
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Celebrities turn their noses up at pig factories
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A secret ingredient for ending world hunger
Interviewer: “Have you ever done anything to help your family have enough food or to make food last a long time?” Child: “Yes.” Interviewer:“What do you do?” Child: “I normally don’t eat it that much.”...
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Waste: the global food scandal
My personal food revolution began when I was 15 years old. Living in rural Sussex and looking for a way to make some pocket money, I bought pigs to rear and sell pork. I fed them in the most...
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Americans are Eating Alone More and Planning Our Meals Less
The Hartman Group, a market research firm that focuses on the food and beverage industry, recently released an infographic titled "Changes in Eating Occasions: Erosion of Meal Rituals." (Sounds like...
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The Ongoing Need for Healthy Food In Corner Stores
Across the United States, people who participate in WIC—the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children—overwhelmingly redeem their benefits at large retail stores,...
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Neonic-treated seed lawsuit moves ahead in federal court
Neonic-treated seed lawsuit moves ahead in federal court By Stephen Davies © Copyright Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. WASHINGTON, May 13, 2016 - A lawsuit challenging EPA's regulation of...
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Chile to examine possible link between salmon industry, red tide
SANTIAGO A team of scientists will determine if salmon producers dumping tons of dead fish into the Pacific contributed to a massive "red tide" that is wreaking havoc among fishermen in southern Chile,...
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UCC Board joins call for Wendy's boycott in support of farmworker justice
The United Church of Christ Board of Directors is asking members of the denomination to support a justice call for farmworkers by skipping the drive-through lane and boycotting Wendy's restaurants. The...
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Dying Infants and No Medicine: Inside Venezuela’s Failing Hospitals
Even in the capital, only two of nine operating rooms are functioning at the J. M. de los Ríos Children’s Hospital. “There are people dying for lack of medicine, children dying of malnutrition and...
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April breaks global temperature record, marking seven months of new highs
Last month was the hottest April on record globally – the seventh month in a row that has broken the monthly record. The latest figures smashed the previous record for April by the largest margin ever...
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Every Farmers Market in L.A. Will Now Accept Food Stamps
Garrett Snyder A A One of the hurdles in helping low-income families gain access to affordable, healthy food has been cleared. On Friday, the L.A. City Council unanimously approved legislation that...
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'Break Free' fossil fuel protests deemed 'largest ever' global disobedience
Thousands of people have taken part in what organizers have called the largest ever global civil disobedience against fossil fuels, with dozens of activists arrested during protests that shut down...
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Baby bison dies after Yellowstone tourists put it in their car because it...
The weather at Yellowstone National Park on May 9 was fairly temperate: The low was 39 degrees Fahrenheit; the high was 50. Nevertheless, when two tourists saw a baby bison, they decided it looked cold...
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A Busy May For Professor Boobis
An expert in regulatory toxicology from the UK's Imperial College, Alan Boobis has had a long scientific and regulatory career. He has published more than two hundred scientific papers and has belonged...
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Cowgirl Creamery sold to Swiss dairy company
Since launching Cowgirl Creamery in 1997 in Point Reyes, Sue Conley and Peggy Smith have turned their small Bay Area dairy business into a nationally distributed artisan brand to be reckoned with. Now,...
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