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To address the climate crisis, state legislatures are pushing dozens of bills on soil health

05.30.2019
Sam Bloch
Will plant-based fish food make aquaculture more sustainable?
04.11.2019
by Jessica Fu
EAT-Lancet says you can save the planet on its diet. I tried it for a week
02.12.2019
by Sam Bloch
Want to curb nitrogen pollution? Regulate fertilizer producers, not just farmers
01.17.2019
by David Kanter
After New Food Economy investigation, Senator Bernie Sanders introduces bill to hold Amazon accountable
09.05.2018
by H. Claire Brown
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12.18.2017
by The Counter
Feds won’t make good food happen. So cities, armed with food policy councils, will do it themselves
12.12.2017
by Corie Brown
Organic Valley will be “100 percent renewable” by 2019
10.26.2017
by H. Claire Brown
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10.25.2017
by Jessica Fu
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