The Real Value of Organic Food
Arguing over the nutritional value of organics misses the point: the movement was never about numbers.… More »
James McWilliams is an associate professor of history at Texas State University, San Marcos, and author of Just Food: Where Locavores Get It Wrong and How We Can Truly Eat Responsibly.
Arguing over the nutritional value of organics misses the point: the movement was never about numbers.… More »
Venture capital firms look to "clean tech" as the new industry for their dollars. Will farming get a piece of the pie?… More »
A scientist has a way to remove the headache-causing properties from many wines. But there is a catch: it's made with genetically modified yeast. Why this new development could pave the way for widespread labeling of genetically modified products.… More »
Food-lovers have long praised Jamon Iberico as a sustainable, humane way to eat ham. But the pigs that go into this prized ham may not be as happy or well-fed as its many fans think. Welcome to the world of trying to figure out how food is made.… More »
A controversial New York Times column argued free-range pork has a significantly higher risk of carrying some very dangerous diseases. Reaction was sharp and immediate. Here, the author defends himself from his critics--and explains his funding.… More »
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