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How the junk food industry has encouraged us to eat ourselves to death
The tricks of the processed-food trade are horrifying, but they might also hold the key to marketing healthier stuff, a New York Times Magazine article suggests.
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Big Sky’s the limit: How to make local food lucrative in Montana
By doubling its local-food purchasing in 2012, Bozeman's Community Food Co-op joins the growing ranks of institutions around the country successfully connecting eaters with local farms.
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Head of American Petroleum Institute doesn’t see a need to regulate carbon anymore
And if you can't trust Jack Gerard on this issue, who can you trust?
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Gas prices are spiking, and it’s not clear why
One possible reason is the reduction of refinery capacity on the East Coast, which is pinching supply.
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Ditch your car and get a robot ostrich instead
Russian inventor collective Konstantin Ivanov knows that what you want is really a rideable walking ostrich robot.
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Oregon governor questions wisdom of headlong coal-export push
Facing a brewing battle over coal exports in the Pacific Northwest, Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber argues we need a real national energy policy.
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In his first major address as secretary of state, Kerry nods at climate change
Consider that box checked.
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While protestors surrounded the White House, Obama was golfing with oil executives
The only message the president heard on Sunday was from people wanting to drill, drill, drill.
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Joe Nocera knows from boneheaded
Nocera's latest New York Times column on Keystone is a classic example of the glib hippie-punching that substitutes for serious engagement on climate issues among Very Serious People.
