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If public health is a legitimate reason to curb corporations' advertising to kids, why limit bans to cigarettes, booze, and toys in happy meals, and not include, say, all unhealthy food?
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Child nutrition reform could reduce food stamps by $2 billion—and when food stamps disappear, our whole country suffers
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A sustainable future will require a new approach to agriculture. On Guerrilla Gardening might just be its manifesto.
After news broke that 43 million Americans experience hunger, the author explores what the term means.
The author decodes the declaration made at the UN's hunger conference--and says why it falls short.
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