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Overhauling the Farm Bill: The Real Beneficiaries of Subsidies
It's one thing to support a family farmer. It's another to subsidize a mega farm expansion that puts family farmers out of business.
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It's one thing to support a family farmer. It's another to subsidize a mega farm expansion that puts family farmers out of business.
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Government deficits, energy, health care: Any one of these issues could lead to a policy fight that keeps much-needed reform off the table.
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With studies showing an answer to the question is a significant prognostic indicator, it's a simple way of screening for palliative care eligibility.
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Our cultural tendency is to avoid serious conversations about end of life, and mortality has become politically polarized, but the longer we wait, the harder it will be to avoid disaster.
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Tracie McMillan went undercover as a farm hand to find out about the difficulties involved in getting our food from plant to plate.
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Though death is the most inevitable fact of life, our social systems are broken when it comes to caring for people with advanced illnesses.
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The censorship of Freud's correspondences, sequestering of documents and reminiscences in sealed boxed, and more was a systemic and concerted enterprise to consolidate the legend.
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In an afterword to Prince Charles' speech on the future of food, Eric Schlosser and Will Allen make the case for a new, diverse food system.
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Questioning conventional wisdom can be a risky business, but the Prince of Wales does it by calling for an overhaul of our food system.
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A lot of the advice you've been getting ever since you became a bike rider is flat-out wrong and is actually bad for your physical health.
James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.
