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Haute cuisine gone green: James Beard Foundation focuses on sustainability

Do the James Beard Foundation's new sustainability awards signal a change for the better in the culinary world, a new form of food greenwashing, or something in between?

Kerry Trueman Food and Agriculture October 19, 2011

The architecture of hedonism: Putting the pleasure into green living

Bjarke Ingels.This interview originally appeared in The Dirt. Bjarke Ingels is founding partner of Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). Ingels, rated...

Jared Green Cities December 24, 2011

Food Studies: College students plant seeds of change

Food Studies features the voices of volunteer student bloggers from a variety of different food- and agriculture-related programs at universities...

Anna Zeide Food and Agriculture November 2, 2011

What the Nobel Prize tells us about oil

The Nobel Prize in economics was awarded for work on cause and effect, highlighting the difficulty of understanding how oil prices affect the economy.

Michael Levi Energy October 10, 2011

Biomass an important contribution, but not a magic bullet

There is a growing enthusiasm for biomass, as pundits like Arne Jungjohann look at small towns in Europe that are...

Gar Lipow Uncategorized September 23, 2011

Where the buffalo roamed [VIDEO]

Almost halfway through our six-month, food-focused journey across America, we found a place we didn't want to leave.

Daniel Klein Food September 16, 2011

Ocean of trouble: Report warns of offshore fish farming dangers

In light of the FDA's recent approval of genetically engineered salmon, the latest Food & Water Watch report on open-ocean aquaculture might leave some advocates feeling a little clammy.

Clare Leschin-Hoar Food and Agriculture October 12, 2011

Green for greens: Philadelphia subsidizes farmers markets

A new farmers market subsidy program for food stamps recipients makes the City of Brotherly Love a just little healthier.

Tom Laskawy Food and Agriculture August 31, 2011

Congress Ignores the People When Dismantling Public Health, Environmental Protections

As a mom, I often take for granted that the water I put in my daughters sippy cup is safe,...

Mary Anne Hitt Uncategorized October 21, 2011

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