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Agriculture as a Gateway to Poverty Alleviation
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs seeks to provide insight and impact discourse on important global issues. The Council’s Global Agricultural Development Initiative aims to promote policy...
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At C.D.C., a Debate Behind Recommendations on Cellphone Risk
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published new guidelines 18 months ago regarding the radiation risk from cellphones, it used unusually bold language on the topic for the American...
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For Donald Trump, Lessons From a Brother’s Suffering
One evening in the 1960s, Donald J. Trump, still in college but eager to make it big, met his older brother, Freddy, for dinner in a Queens apartment complex built by their father. As Freddy, a...
View ArticleTaste It, Don't Waste It! Stems and Ribs
Chard, collards, kale– these greens are loved for their leaves, but what about the ribs and stems? The prepping instructions for these vegetables often call for these parts of the plants to be removed...
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Militia takes over Malheur National Wildlife Refuge building
BURNS — An unknown number of militia have broken into and are occupying the headquarters building of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge south of here. A government official speaking on background...
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Double standards cited amid armed protest in Oregon
Six guns found at scene and seven at home of Chris Harper Mercer, who was enrolled at college where shooting took place. Nine people killed at a college in Roseburg by 26-year-old gunman who was later...
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Vegetables Likely To Take More Of Your Plate in 2016
Audio for this story from Weekend Edition Sunday will be available at approximately 12:00 p.m. ET. A SweetGreen restaurant in Washington, D.C. Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post/Getty Images hide...
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Throwing the book at factory farming
Our short film highlights the key moments from our three-year journey behind the closed doors of the factory farm industry. For decades, our farm animals have been disappearing from our fields as our...
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All The World’s a Hot Dog Topping
Some say that hot dog season ends with the summer, but we disagree. Hot dog season is a state of mind that knows no seasons. In that spirit, we’re sharing these nineteen insane hot dog toppings from...
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Navajo Nation's nutrition crisis
By Tristan Ahtone in Red Mesa, Ariz., Jolene Yazzie in Lupton At the end of this year, the targets set by the United Nations in 2000 for developing countries will expire. In this project, we take those...
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The Fair Food label is in the produce aisle — and on the air — in stores now!
The Fair Food Program is ready for its close-up. Let the mainstream marketing of Fair Food begin! As the Fair Food Program enters its fifth year in the fields, it does so with a solid track record...
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Please read the entire announcement and all the instructions before you begin.The following instructions outline our application process. Step 1: Create a USAJOBS account (if you do not have one) at...
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Agrichemical Industry 'Attack Dog' Hired to Discredit Teenage Anti-GMO Activist
The U.S. agrichemical lobby targeted a Canadian teenager as part of its “increasingly nasty and divisive public relations war over GMOs,” according to new reporting from Global News. Rachel Parent was...
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Organic farming can cut nitrate leaching in half
Don Wimmer, right, looks over fields of vegetables with his son, Denny, on their farm in Arispe on Aug. 1, 2014. Don was born on the farm in 1926 and worked conventional crops and livestock there until...
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'We Won't Make Frankensteins,' Cloning Giant's CEO Says
BEIJING — The head of a Chinese firm that is building the world's biggest animal cloning factory has vowed not to use the technology on people — for now, at least. Biotech company Boyalife Group's $30...
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Organic's Top Ten scientific breakthroughs in 2015
In 2015, numerous studies revealed scientific breakthroughs on the environmental and human health benefits of organic food and farming -- from improving soil health and supporting water quality, to...
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For Young Farmers, Big Questions at National Gathering
When the days turn cold and dark, farmers celebrate. After months of unrelenting labor, they’re finally able to sit down and relax, spend time with family, and connect and commiserate with their...
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