Climate Food and Agriculture
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Got a New Year’s hangover? Chicago has a clinic just for you
Horrible hangover? Give these people in Chicago 99 bucks and an hour of your time and kiss it goodbye.
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Chilling effect: How warmer winters could ruin fruit
Warmer temperatures and less predictable weather can make for confused trees and less fruit. Here's why.
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Chick-fil-A is using a classic picture book about farming to brainwash kids
The scary thing is that this works, on some level.
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Asparagus may keep you from getting a hangover
Want to get super drunk and not be hungover? Just eat some asparagus. It works like a charm. Or it may. Give it a try.
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How to legalize goats in your city
The "godmother of goat lovers" describes how she went about changing Seattle's backyard goat laws.
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The year in food and farming
From GMO labeling to pink slime to food worker rights, here's a look at 2012's biggest food stories.
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Meat company sues USDA to speed up horse meat sales
Valley Meat Co. hopes you'll try your next bowl of New Mexico's famous chili with some ground Black Beauty.
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World’s largest gluten-free pizza weighs 50,000 pounds
It's the size of an Olympic swimming pool, so good luck eating a slice, although you could possibly make a tent out of one and live in it if necessary.
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What the fiscal cliff would mean for our cities and food
Whether we stop the crazy train with a compromise or careen into the ravine, the fiscal cliff presents serious challenges for cities and agriculture.
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Finally, a pizza so horrible it makes us throw up our hands (and breakfasts)
Pizza Hut Singapore, what did we ever do to you?
