Climate Food and Agriculture
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Grist has acquired the archive and brand assets of The Counter, a decorated nonprofit food and agriculture publication that we long admired, but that sadly ceased publishing in May of 2022.
The Counter had hit on a rich vein to report on, and we’re excited to not only ensure the work of the staffers and contractors of that publication is available for posterity, but to build on it. So we’re relaunching The Counter as a food and agriculture vertical within Grist, continuing their smart and provocative reporting on food systems, specifically where it intersects with climate and environmental issues. We’ve also hired two amazing new reporters to make our plan a reality.
Being back on the food and agriculture beat in a big way is critical to Grist’s mission to lead the conversation, highlight climate solutions, and uncover environmental injustices. What we eat and how it’s produced is one of the easiest entry points into the wider climate conversation. And from this point of view, climate change literally transforms into a kitchen table issue.
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Latest Articles
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From scratch: Maple-glazed sweet potatoes [RECIPE]
This Thanksgiving, replace those tiny marshmallows with real maple syrup -- before climate change gets it all.
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Celebrate Food Workers Week by being uncharacteristically nice at the grocery store
While you're rushing about buying cranberries and sweet potatoes, remember to thank the people who grow, pick, deliver, and prepare your food.
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Absolutely hands down the only holiday etiquette guide you will ever need
Did you know that your gravy application technique can tell you whether you're addicted to pornography?
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Butterball not answering meaty questions about turkey treatment
Americans' taste for turkey is waning, maybe because of bad practices by the nation's biggest holiday bird purveyor.
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Now vegetarians don’t have to miss out on the madness that is turducken
This veggie version of turducken is a delicious way for the vegetarians in your life to make Thanksgiving a gigantic pain in the ass.
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Whoa, you can make your own sriracha at home
If you want to avoid packaging while staying on the cutting edge of trendy food, rejoice: You can make sriracha at home in just 20 minutes.
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This holiday season, consider the farmers — and the corporations that control them
Farmers facing corporate monopolies don't get a fair shake -- so why have the feds failed to help them out?
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From scratch: Pumpkin pie [RECIPE]
As part of our effort to "unprocess" Thanksgiving, we took on pumpkin pie. Who says you need canned pumpkin and condensed milk to make this holiday classic?
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Cory Booker challenges hater to join him in living off food stamps for a week
Newark Mayor Cory Booker challenged a food stamp hater to eat his words.
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Civet-poop coffee might be delicious, but at what cost to the poor little civets?
Coffee beans processed through a civet's intestines: Apparently a delicacy. Apparently an animal rights outrage, too.