Sustainability Matters: November 6, 2015
Maggie Borden
The California Department of Public Health has issued a warning against eating any Dungeness crab caught along the coast, due to deadly levels of acid in their flesh. [SF Gate]
Detroit may soon be home to one of the nation’s largest urban farms. [Modern Farmer]
Facing a pork shortage, Chipotle’s strong “no antibiotics” stance is becoming a little more complicated. [NPR]
It’s a bad week for burrito chains: a typhoid outbreak in Colorado has been linked to a Qdoba. [FWF]
Organic regulations are like school uniforms, according to Grist. [Grist]
The Obama Administration has released the full text of the Trans Pacific Partnership, which could have a big impact on agricultural policy. [WaPo]