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Putting faces to your food [SLIDESHOW]

The following essay and images are excerpted with permission from The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers, an iconic photo-documentary...

Rick Nahmias Food and Agriculture February 4, 2011

Coal drives 2009 global carbon emissions higher than expected

Increased coal use in the developing world, particularly China and India, boosted global greenhouse gas emissions to the 2nd highest level on record.

Glenn Hurowitz Climate & Energy November 24, 2010

Crazy storms highlight the crazy climate mess we’re in

A hard snow’s a-gonna fall.Photo: 350.orgIf you were in the space shuttle looking down yesterday, you would have seen a...

Bill McKibben Politics February 3, 2011

Time to ruggedize: We should talk more about preparing for climate change

It used to be conventional wisdom among greenies that it's best not to talk much about adapting to climate change. But adaptation may be the most approach to climate change.

David Roberts Politics January 19, 2011

Why 'Made in America' is the gift that keeps on giving

We offer here our "holiday wish list" for American workers to preserve an innovation-led economy that makes stuff and creates good jobs here at home.

Bracken Hendricks Technology December 23, 2010

Update: Bayer responds to criticism of its potentially bee-killing pesticide

What does Bayer have to say about the whole leaked-EPA-memo, flawed-pesticide-study thing? "Buzz off -- nothing to see here, move along please."

Tom Philpott Food and Agriculture December 20, 2010

A tasting of nine “natural” root beers yields surprising results

Nothing hits the spot on a hot day like an icy glass of all-American root beer. (Okay, if you want...

Lou Bendrick Culture July 15, 2009

Republican congressmen vote away scientific facts

Rep. Upton wrote the bill with his trunk.Photo: Eric MolinaCross-posted from the Natural Resources Defense Council. Barry Goldwater famously said,...

Dave Hawkins Science February 10, 2011

Living in a small space can sometimes cramp your green style

Living in a small home without a car limits the amount we consume and pollute. But green living can sometimes get in the way of -- well, green living.

Carla Saulter Culture January 10, 2011

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