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8 rad ladies who aren’t running for president (and one who is): It’s Woman Crush Wednesday
Hillary's bid for president has taken over the interwebs this week, but we've got a few more women just as worthy of your attention.
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Willie Nelson: The man, the myth, and what he means to farmers
The country icon talks 30 years of Farm Aid, pot legalization, and more.
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Feral cats are literally eating all of Australia’s wildlife
Cats, not satisfied with ruining Jonathan Franzen's weekend, turn their beady little eyes to the Land Down Under.
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Grab your hats, East Coast — the worms are back
The cankerworm invasion continues -- and it's especially bad in cities.
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America has fewer and larger farms. Here’s why that matters
Join Grist as we explore agriculture of the middle.
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Vitamins aren’t miracle cures — and that’s just fine
The author of a new book about our obsession with vitamins talks about the quest for nutritional certainty and the value of embracing how little we really know.
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Fish CSAs, herb truck farms, & rye-crusted sturgeon: Inside Vancouver’s food scene
Take a video tour of Saltwater City -- and meet Canadian foodies and fishermen.
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Exclusive: Ages and Ages’ ageless “I See More” Pickathon performance
Watch Portland-based pop-rockers, Ages and Ages, belt out their toe-tapping tune, "I See More," at last year's Pickathon.
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Why women shouldn’t be afraid of walkin’ after midnight
When we talk about sexual assault, we often talk about scary strangers and dangerous cities.
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In Chicago, parks are on the upswing
From grand old parks designed by the masters to tiny pocket parks in the barrio, the Windy City is going green.