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Daily Digest: May 22, 2013

by JBF Editors on May 22, 2013

 

Goodbye, Jerusalem artichoke: say hello to the sunchoke. [Table Matters]

 

Why not start your day with a “Saltwich”? [NPR]

 

Giant squid is one of many underutilized seafood choices. [LAT]

 

With grilling season around the bend, don’t forget to marinate. [Chicago Tribune]

 

Wines from Languedoc please the adventurous... Read more >

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Green Daily Digest: December 6, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on December 06, 2012

 

Green gift ideas for the holiday season. [Ecocentric]

 

Seeking compassion and creativity in school food reform. [Civil Eats]

 

12 healthy holiday cookies with a superfood punch. [Treehugger]

 

The FDA is sued for withholding data on antibiotics. [Food Safety News]

 

The evolution of a... Read more >

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Green News Feed: September 14, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on September 14, 2012

 

Farm-to-cubicle: the arrival of the workplace CSA. [WSJ]

 

Exploring the nature vs. nurture debate over obesity. [Atlantic]

 

Are pick-your-own orchards wasteful? [Slate]

 

Pink slime manufacturers sue ABC for reporting on it. [Food Politics]

 

New England declares a national fishery disaster. [HuffPo]... Read more >

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Green News Feed: August 17, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on August 17, 2012

 

The unstoppable growth of CSA-style produce delivery. [Grist]

 

18 little-known facts about food waste. [Civil Eats]

 

At-risk shark species are ending up in U.S. soups. [NPR]

 

How climate change threatens food distribution. [HuffPo]

 

Study: a childhood need for instant gratification... Read more >

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Green News Feed: August 3, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on August 03, 2012

 

How climate change is altering the oyster industry. [NPR]

 

The race to capitalize on the global obesity epidemic. [Food Politics]

 

Photo essay portrays the human dimension of food stamps. [Civil Eats]

 

The 2012 farm bill goes on summer vacation. [Ecocentric]

 

Video: the hidden costs of your hamburger. [Grist]... Read more >

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Green News Feed: July 27, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on July 27, 2012

 

A moveable feast: this mobile restaurant brings the table to the farm. [Fast Company]

 

JBF Award Winner Marc Vetri's insights on how food can inspire change. [HuffPo]

 

Will the London Olympics revolutionize food? [Civil Eats]

 

Online marketplace set to launch local food vendors into the mainstream. [Grist]

 

How mercury ends up... Read more >

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Green News Feed: June 4, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on June 04, 2012

 

New Haven food trucks will provide hungry kids with free summer meals. [NPR]

 

Radioactive tuna: the connection between food, water, and energy systems. [Ecocentric]

 

Maryland is the first state to ban arsenic in poultry feed. [Civil Eats]

 

How a nine-year-old's food blog inspired healthier school lunch options. [GOOD]

 

 

Marion Nestle weighs in on Mayor... Read more >

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Green News Feed: May 4, 2012

by Elena North-Kelly on May 04, 2012

 

Greenpeace ranks the most sustainable seafood markets for 2012. [HuffPo]

 

Did the White House wobble on childhood obesity? [Food Politics]

 

A green gift guide for Mother's Day. [Treehugger]

 

A look at why we can't get healthy foods into poor communities. [GOOD]

 

Connecting the dots between food and climate change. [Ecocentric]

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Green News Feed: April 6, 2012

by jbfauthor on April 06, 2012

Photo by Mira Zaki

 

How to tell if a restaurant is faking its organic claims. [Grist]

 

Ethical Easter chocolate: ten fair trade, organic, and vegan options. [Treehugger]

 

Cape Cod without the cod? Cod fishermen face federal regulations. [HuffPo]

 

Factory farm horrors: study finds that arsenic and banned antibiotics are routinely fed to poultry. [NYT]... Read more >

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News Feed: August 2, 2011

by jbfauthor on August 02, 2011

fishAre boxed wines really so bad? [NYT] Join two chefs on their roller-coaster journey of opening a restaurant. [Food Republic] Get "fooducated" at the grocery store. [Foodista] Humans aren't the only ones: meet Gary, the fish with a chocolate

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