Climate Food and Agriculture
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These guerrilla cartographers are mapping the edible world
From charting food deserts to plotting the ingredients of beer, gastro-nerds will swoon over the maps in "Food: An Atlas."
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As the climate warms, New England farming starts to look more like the mid-Atlantic
The Slow Ride crew visits a farm in New Hampshire to talk climate -- and test out the corn maze.
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Good news for lovers of non-organic peanuts
There's a bumper peanut crop this year, meaning low prices -- for conventional peanuts, that is. Meanwhile, organic peanuts languish in recall.
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False killer whales to get real new protections
The feds have settled a lawsuit aimed at protecting rare "false killer whale" dolphins in Hawaii.
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Three reasons to have a cow over antibiotics in your meat
There's new evidence that antibiotics in livestock are impacting our health -- and there are new proposed laws to control them. Here's everything you need to know.
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Overgrown: What happens when urban farms get too big?
As the number of city farms spanning more than 20 acres goes up, some worry: Are they suburbanizing cities?
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Giant monster sushi is as big as your head
These are not "sustainable food," to say the least.
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11 bacon recipes that will kill you (and why you will eat them anyway)
Bacon is amazing. It is especially amazing when paired with other things. Like beef. And cheese. And pizza. And more bacon.
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Moment of truth: Is the ‘food movement’ for real — or just talk?
With the vote on California's GMO labeling measure only three weeks away, the so-called "good food movement" finds itself at an important crossroads.
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As the climate warms, corn production starts slowly moving north
The corn harvest was down in Kansas this year. Meanwhile, 700 miles north in the Canadian province of Manitoba, the corn crop is booming.