the EU is quick to accuse other regions of transgressions that it turns a blind eye toward when committed by its members. Here is the latest example.
The fate of populations of large fish is in our hands. Paul Greenberg lays out a clear and concise article that gives us choices that offer both a respite to big ocean fish and healthier choices for us.
If you've eaten tomatoes this winter, and they weren't attached by a vine, chances are they were picked in Florida by someone who lives in virtual slavery. An eye-opener.
A wide-ranging article that looks at where we are with the local and organic movements, and how far we still need to go if it is ever going to get beyond the boutique niche. He also touches on vertical farming and if technology can offer alternatives.
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The politics of the plate says it all. There is so much wrong with how we come by the food we shop for it is hard to know where to begin. A good place to start is by raising awareness on a variety of fronts. Here are some articles that do a good job of making sense of this broad and murky topic.
Updated on May 20, 09
Created on Apr 22, 09
Category: Cultures & Community
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